TV viewers still down after strike
                   
sacbee.com     May 12, 2008            

Television heads into its biggest week with the hangover from a 100-day writers strike persisting. Viewership is down, although it's hard to tell how much the strike is to blame. This week's "upfront" presentations by broadcasters outlining their fall schedules, which annually precedes a... [read full story]                

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