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</p><p> Not since 1980—when they shut down production over remnants of now-odd technology like videotapes and cable television—have Hollywood actors not gone on strike against the major movie and TV studios. But with SAG-AFTRA voting to approve a strike by a nearly 98 percent margin, another historic labor action is possible over a new generation of technology: streaming. And the work stoppage would put an end to already diminished production that has been hit by Hollywood’s ongoing writers’ strike.</p>
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Not since 1980—when they shut down production over remnants of now-odd technology like videotapes and cable television—have Hollywood actors not gone on strike against the major movie and TV studios. But with SAG-AFTRA voting to approve a strike by a nearly 98 percent margin, another historic labor action is possible over a new generation of technology: streaming. And the work stoppage would put an end to already diminished production that has been hit by Hollywood’s ongoing writers’ strike.
