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NAMM 2024: “From classic 1970s to contemporary modern”: Following the success of its Kim Thayil signature model, Guild’s expanded range hopes to find a Polara for every player

The overhauled Polara solidbody has formed the basis for three new tiers of standard line Polara builds, including the Deluxe, Night Edition and standard lines

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NAMM 2024: Guild updates its Kim Thayil-approved Polara range, including a Vintage White refresh of the former Soundgarden guitarist's signature model

The Polara is wearing some hot new finishes and fresh specs across the 2024 Night Edition, Deluxe and Standard models, and all these new models retail for under $1,000

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Los Angeles Times to lay off ‘significant’ number of employees, union says

LA Times Guild announces one-day walk-out to protest planned layoffs.

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“There’s more grunge and garage attitude here. Things can get quite nasty – in a very good way”: Guild Surfliner Deluxe review

This new Deluxe version of Guild’s uber-cool offset format has been a long time coming. Worth the wait or has it gone off the boil? Let’s take a look…

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Editors Guild terms draft Broadcast Services (Regulation) Bill 'vague', 'excessively intrusive'

The Editors Guild of India (EGI) has said the draft Broadcast Services (Regulation) Bill circulated by the government is “vague and excessively intrusive”

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‘To cover protests is no crime’: Editors Guild condemns Kerala police’s FIR against journalist

The Editors Guild of India said yesterday it was “deeply disturbed” by the registration of an FIR against a Kerala journalist for reporting on a students’ protest.

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Why Guild’s 12-string design is one of the greatest engineering feats of the 20th century – and how it became a go-to acoustic for Jimmy Page, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Brian May

We chart the history and innovations behind one of music's most popular 12-string acoustics – a guitar that can be heard on classic tracks from the likes of Led Zeppelin, Supertramp, Simon & Garfunkel and more

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'Washington Post' journalists stage daylong strike under threat of job cuts

Workers are on a 24-hour strike to pressure owner Jeff Bezos and company leaders to negotiate a new labor contract. The Post says it needs to cut jobs and may resort to layoffs.

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Why Sea of Thieves' Season 10 is both an incredible time to return and a reason to try it for the first time

Sea of Thieves Season 10 introduces three new main features, appealing to a different play style alongside a social mechanic that elevates the gameplay.

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WGA Threatens to Sue Amazon Studios for Failing to Restart Shows, Including Marvel’s ’Silk: Spider Society’: Report

Writers Guild of America sends stern letter to Amazon telling the streaming company it's in violation of the just-carved-out agreement that ended the big strike, ‘The Ankler’ reports

Broadcasting & Cable

BlizzCon 2023 recap: The triumphant return of Chris Metzen pushes Blizzard past some missed opportunities

OPINION: World of Warcraft stole the show at BlizzCon this year

GamesRadar

Manipur needs a platform for ‘samvad’

India’s intellectual tradition of samvad is an invitation to an openness with truth, which all sides in Manipur must explore soon

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An education platform used by Walmart and Disney launches AI learning program for frontline workers

Guild's new AI learning program aims to close the tech skills gap for frontline workers.

Fortune

Employers can't tell if some benefits actually improve the bottom-line

As employee benefits costs rise, employers struggle to gauge if they're delivering a return on investment.

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WGA And Producers Reach Deal To End 5-Month Strike

Negotiations conclude with three-year contract, production plans underway

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Humans win the first big AI labor dispute

The WGA's deal with the studios may be specific to its context, but at its heart is a widely applicable principle about AI in the workplace.

Evening Standard

The Office reboot: are the rumours true?

Industry insiders suggest the sitcom may return once a deal has been struck to end the writers strike

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Amazon to require some authors to disclose the use of AI material

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Petulant intimidation: On the FIR against Editors’ Guild members

It reflects poorly on the authorities if police cases are used to silence fact-finding initiatives of civil society, such as the one by the Editors Guild of India on the Manipur situation

Evening Standard

Guild of Food Writers: Jimi Famurewa named restaurant writer of the year for third time

Famurewa said of the win: “It’s a vote of confidence for the Evening Standard and for London’s restaurants”

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Editors Guild urges Manipur govt. to close cases against its president and fact-finding team members

The Editors Guild of India urged the Manipur government to close the cases registered by the State police against its president and the members of a fact-finding team

Newslaundry

‘Shocked’ by Manipur CM’s remarks: Editors Guild urges govt to drop fact-finding report FIR

The Editors Guild of India has said that it is “disturbed” by the FIR over its fact-finding report and shocked by Manipur Chief Minister Biren Singh’s “intimidatory” remarks.

Newslaundry

Manipur report FIR: Valley groups claim bid to show Kukis as victims, Editors Guild says ‘no prejudice’

Three members of a fact-finding team and the president of the Editors Guild of India have been booked for publishing a “false, fabricated and paid” report on how Manipur media outlets have covered the ongoing conflict.

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Priyank Kharge says fact-checking body will be apolitical, won’t impinge on press freedom

After the Editors’ Guild of India voiced concern over Karnataka government’s proposed fact-checking unit, IT/BT Minister Priyank Kharge clarified on Tuesday that the unit would not attempt to “impinge upon the freedom of the press” and would have an “apolitical stance.”

Broadcasting & Cable

Writers Guild Says Meeting With Studio Execs Turned Into a ‘Lecture’

AMPTP releases most recent contract proposal

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