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Filed under: News, Industry, WGA Strike

The Writers Guild of America
has announced that CBS news writers, graphic artists, and other staff who work for the network's television and radio news operations have voted by a wide margin to strike against their employer. 81% of the 300 ballots cast in a special election last week backed a labor stoppage. They have worked without a contract for the past 2½ years.
The union will meet with CBS after Thanksgiving to discuss the issues at hand and decide the course of action they will take. At this time a strike isn't inevitable, but the employees covered by the WGA could technically strike at any time.
Continue reading CBS News staffers authorize a strike
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Filed under: Arcade, Microsoft Xbox 360

A few months back EB Games' website accidentally
leaked information about an arcade stick for the Xbox 360. Due to some production hiccups we should finally have the Arcade GameStick next month. The joystick will include Xbox Live Arcade games
Frogger,
Time Pilot and
Astropop. The joystick includes all the buttons found on the Xbox 360 controller, including the rumble feature and it can connect through USB to a PC. The MSRP is $49.99 USD.
It's about time this thing comes out. Playing a lot of the classic games on Xbox Live feels horribly awkward because the games were designed in a time pre-thumbsticks -- five minutes with
Street Fighter II makes that abundantly clear. Now as long as the thing is made well and we can bang our joystick around like in the good old days without it snapping off, we'll be quite happy -- 'cause nobody likes to see their joystick snap off.
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