Spokesman: "The vast majority of our bloggers are thrilled to contribute"

Tired of providing content in exchange for mere exposure, a "collective art publishing company" says "No more" to HuffPo

Union unfurls banner and asks passers-by not to watch the reality show until the producers recognize production workers membership in the labor group

Strikers loudly sing "Happy Birthday" to passers-by in effort to disrupt production, which has resumed with scabs; trainers Jillian Michaels and Bob Harper refuse to cross

Stage employees vote to picket NBC reality show

New two-year agreement with Teamsters Local 399 avoids crippling walkout

Richard Epstein: "If people know what they're doing nothing outperforms the competitive market. The way in which workers are protected is to get away from one job and take another."

Civil war within SAG raged on Tuesday over a lawsuit that will be filed by hardliners in the guild seeking to reinstate Doug Allen.

In an emotional letter, the weakened SAG president defended his chief negotiator Doug Allen who was booted from office by angry board members.

SAG's national executive director Doug Allen sent a message to his board members late Wednesday proposing that the strike authorization vote be put on hold.