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    • Before Kayne West but I published it after his rant. For more, click here - http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/05/12/kayne-west-is-mad-as-hell-at-twitter-and-hes-not-going-to-take-this-anymore/

      1 month ago by Peter Kaufman

      in Twitter Impersonator

    • Did you write this before or after the Kayne West rant?

      1 month ago by steven corn

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    • Pam, Many thanks for your correction. My bad is all the more severe since I googled the term for the correct spelling before publishing my post. Apparently, there's a number of us out there...

      2 months ago by Peter Kaufman

      in SAG’s Thaw

    • Alas, SAG seems suicidal - it's working on a very old paradigm & refuses to wake up to the new digital era! (P.S. it's "Sturm und Drang" German for "Storm and...

      2 months ago by pam munro

      in SAG’s Thaw

    • your notes are always educational and amusing...I believe what you have to say because you don't take yourself so seriously.

      3 months ago by katherine stephens

      in Twitteriffic

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The Negotiation Culture: The Approach That (Might Have) Resolved The Strike

Started by Peter Kaufman · 10 months ago

As of this writing, news outlets are cautiously optimistic that striking writers will be able to close a deal with the AMPTP within the next few days.
But what broke the impasse? Writers’ dwindling bank accounts? The studios’ mounting revenue losses? The Os ... Continue reading »

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  • Peter Quinn

    1 year ago

    I found your site on technorati and read a few of your other posts. Keep up the good work. I just added your RSS feed to my Google News Reader. Looking forward to reading more from you.

    Peter Quinn
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  • steve corn

    1 year ago

    Your column could have been titled "Why most people hate lawyers?" I think that Barrios describes the general belief that most people have that lawyers are not deal makers. Rather, in many cases, they represent an impediment to a win-win conclusion of most negotiations. It seems that in many high-stakes situations, most lawyers aim for a zero-sum gain situation.
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