This is one for the scripts, even though Hollywood won't like it. On Tuesday, hundreds of aging television writers won the right to proceed with 23 class actions accusing networks, studios, production companies and talent agencies of discriminating against them by hiring only people younger than 40. The suit names almost all of the major studios, networks and talent agencies, including Time Warner Entertainment, the William Morris Agency, Walt Disney Pictures and Television, Fox Broadcasting Co. and others.
September 15, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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This is one for the scripts, even though Hollywood won’t like it.
On Tuesday, hundreds of aging television writers won the right to proceed with 23 class actions accusing networks, studios, production companies and talent agencies of discriminating against them by hiring only people younger than 40.
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