Perhaps he should start by reducing the obscene amounts paid to executives on each production. The day to day workers aren't the ones getting rich on these productions.

Striking writer's didn't think too far down the road, did they? Well, they're going to get some changes alright. Very sad.

i am glad to see that the writers will be returning to lots less jobs. you reap what you sow...so haha wga....lets see your leaders find you work in this guild depleted workplace now.
good job Mr. Zucker!!

Yeah get rid of all those pesky independent minded writers. We need more hand selected corporate manufactured wind bags to fill the airwaves.
there must be panic- without the MSM to tell US what to think in their Double Speak, we are beginnning to think for OURSELVES!!!The natives are getting restless- "throw them another staged reality series (Primary coverage), another fake liberal (Mahr), Or Front man (KeithO)
Hurry before they realize we are Licensed to work for THEM! and NOT the Corporate Sponsors"

SCREW YOU GE -I still have an imagination of my own- I still have that ol' 'Dream' and I can still "Imagine" .. The World without You and your minions.

Let's have a big pity party for NBC..

All Together now....


AWWWWW!

Gee whiz guys maybe just maybe if you would give us better programming we would watch your network!

The Sunday Times of London has published another story that appears to confirm Sibil Edmond's allegations of the theft and sale of American nuclear secrets, by American officials, "elected and appointed".

Information available online at The Sunday Times, The Raw Story, Brad Blog, and Luke Ryland.

This story has been widely reported internationally, but American MSM and Huffington Post are silent.

Actually I watch very little "Network" TV now and won't miss it in the future! News Shows, HBO,Showtime,Cable and DVD's so Fuck Network TV!The last Network show I watched every week was Seinfeld...Not the there's anything wrong with that!

That's great, because a lot of the 'programming' in recent times has just about only amounted to a nonstop advertising bed. Maybe we'll start seeing quality shows again, or maybe it's just time to turn the damn thing OFF....

And we'll see even more commercials, over and over again. Programs have taken about 2/3 of an hour, and the correction will undoubtedly mean that we'll have commercials for 2/3 of an hour and a word or two now and then of programming.

And they wonder why most of us don't watch TV. Years ago someone said that the TV belonged in the bathroom, and that seems ever truer.

Let's see...what rhymes with Zucker...?

After Zuker loses a crap-load of money which will be reclaimed in corporate tax write-offs, his friends on the Board will vote him a few hundred million in bonuses.

Ain't Corporate-totalitarianism great? First private sector rule. There are no rules.

Do away with pilot season and no long term production contracts. Sounds like Zucker is no longer thinking about making hits, just short term
crap to fill the space between commercials.
Maybe he can replace "Law and Order" with a remake of the Keystone cops. Lots of action and no writing, no stars. Mack Sennate kept those budgets low.

Now what he DIDN'T say:

Nothing about cutting back on executive stock options, bonus packages, and severence packages.

Use of the G.E. coporate jet fleet (for business or weekend flings with your girlfriend/mistress, etc. Just ask Jack Welch about that).

Spending megamillions annually in legal fees to crush anyone who dares to dissent (just ask Dennis Kucinich).

Expensive power lunches, stretch limos to/from work. The list goes on and on......