●	Netflix to Pay Nearly $1 Billion to Add Films to On-Demand Service
●	Outsourcing to India Draws Western Lawyers
●	The Music-Copyright Enforcers
●	After Drought, Hope for Shows Made for Web
●	Defining Prosperity Down
●	Economic Indicator: Even Cheaper Knockoffs
●	A vibrant and busy shipyard
●	Industries Find Surging Profits in Deeper Cuts
●	Andy Grove: How America Can Create Jobs
●	Gee, Officer Krupke, I Need Those Violins
●	New RNs find job market tight
●	India Expands Role as Drug Producer
●	Arne Duncan holds dialogue with AASL leaders | American Libraries Magazine
●	Editorial: China, the Sweatshop
●	Need a Job? Help Wanted at the N.Y. Philharmonic
●	Factory Jobs Return, but Employers Find Skills Shortage
●	Broadway Sees Benefits of Building Black Audience
●	A Crusader for Boldness as the Arts Face Deficits
●	Sticking to the Union
●	Big business's hypocritical country-club nonsense
●	Editorial: The Message From Arkansas
●	We'll Make You a Star (if the Web Agrees)
●	New York Libraries' Adult English Programs Face Cuts
●	Keeping teachers in the classroom
●	New Breed of Specialist Steps In for Family Doctor
●	5 Myths about who gets into college
●	Randi Weingarten: Public Schools Need a Bailout
●	'Glimmers of Hope' for Grads
●	On TV, a New Refuge for Stage Actors
●	Teachers Facing Weakest Market in Years
●	Why Obama, Duncan should have kept quiet about Rhode Island teachers
●	Pressure Grows on Spain to Curb Digital Piracy
●	Advertising: TV Networks Go on a Pilot Buying Spree
●	Dropping of 'Law & Order' Leaves Hole in Economy
●	High-profile failures raise worry
●	A Stand for Science
●	Editorial: Saving the Teachers
●	Audiences, and Hollywood, Flock to Smartphones
●	Editorial: The New Haven Model
●	Editorial: Cleaning Up Medical Advice
●	They're Calling Almost Everyone's Tune
●	Mr. Broadway Storms Capitol Hill
●	The Labor Department Wakes Up
●	Weighty Dramas Flourish on Cable
●	Branding Comes Early in Filmmaking Process
●	No Child Left Behind flunks out
●	Growth of Unpaid Internships May Be Illegal, Officials Say
●	Successes (and Some Growing Pains) at Hulu
●	Editorial: Records in Real Time
●	Bias Called Persistent Hurdle for Women in Sciences
●	SHPE - Spring 2010
●	China Drawing High-Tech Research From U.S.
●	Campaign pushes for more roles for disabled actors
●	Bridge Over the Visa Moat for Musicians Trying to Enter the U.S.
●	Revenge of the Cable Guys
●	Ping: A Dream for Music, but Labels' Nightmare
●	Effort to Widen U.S. Internet Access Sets Up Battle
●	For Movie Stars, the Big Money Is Now Deferred
●	Scholar's School Reform U-Turn Shakes Up Debate
●	Editorial: Music Inc. Gets Bigger
●	For Hollywood, Stand-Ins Play California’s Part
●	Editorial: A Bitter Guest Worker Story
●	IEEE-USA Quoted in National Journal
●	IEEE-USA Quoted in Computerworld Re: High-Tech Unemployment
●	Seattle Symphony resumes talks over expired contract; challenges remain
●	Cleveland Orchestra strike highlights crisis that DSO, other symphonies face
●	Annual Poll of Freshmen Shows Effect of Recession
●	Editorial: Policing Indecency
●	Strike in Cleveland Points to Classical Music Woes
●	Playwrights’ Nurturing Is the Focus of a Study
●	A Serious Proposal
●	Television Begins a Push Into the 3rd Dimension
●	Broadcasters Battling for Cable Fees
●	News Analysis: Next Up on Cable TV, Higher Bill for Consumers
●	Trying to Add Portability to Movie Files
●	Watching TV Together, Miles Apart
●	New Materials Tell Story of H-1B Visa Program
●	New Report : Employers ‘Gaming’ Guest Worker Programs
●	New Programs Aim to Lure Young Into Digital Jobs
●	In a Distressed Year, Hollywood Smiles
●	Comcast Introduces A Streaming TV Service
●	Music Business Heads Into Virtual World
●	Never Listen To Celine? Radio Meter Begs to Differ
●	Paramount Pictures to Start Online Service to Sell Movie Clips
●	College Dropouts Cite Low Money and High Stress
●	Editorial: Concerns about Comcast - NBC
●	Web-TV Divide is Back in Focus with NBC Sale
●	Editorial: Dangerous Work
●	In Job Hunt, College Degree Can’t Close Racial Gap
●	Learning His Body, Learning to Dance
●	Survey Finds Shift in the Makeup of Unions
●	Labor Today
●	Playing in Peoria
●	Bedtime? No, Curtain Time
●	Editorial: Freedom of the Press
●	Lack of Paid Sick Days May Worsen Flu Pandemic
●	Whispers Offstage? Could Be Actor’s Next Line
●	A Few Star-Studded Hits Obscured Broadway’s Challenges
●	Making It Better
●	TV Stations Start Broadcasting to Mobile Gadgets
●	This Just In—I’ll Now Work My Own Prompter
●	Libraries and Readers Wade into Digital Lending
●	Still on the Job, but at Half the Pay
●	Op-Ed: The Uneducated American
●	Young Workers Need Honesty, Too
●	Editorial: Science and Lobbying at the F.D.A.
●	Recession Drives Women Back to the Work Force
●	Editorial: Freedom of the Press
●	Editorial: The Rights of Gay Employees
●	Women at Work: Women Still Make Less Than Men
●	Americans lost ground over past decade
●	Editorial: A Clear Responsibility
●	Tech Companies Push to Digitize Patients’ Records
●	Rocco Landesman Goes All In for Arts in America
●	Turning Music Into Dollars at Sony/ATV
●	Broadway Banks on West End Pedigree
●	Independent Filmmakers Distribute on their Own
●	At Sinclair Community College, Focus is Jobs
●	New Endowment Chairman Sees Arts as Economic Engine
●	Arts Programs in Academia Are Forced to Nip Here, Adjust There
●	Editorial: A Champion for Workers’ Safety
●	Medical Papers by Ghostwriters Pushed Therapy
●	Op-Ed: Radio-Free America
●	Sudden Finale
●	Television Fledgling Keeps It Real
●	Slipstream: The Music Streams that Soothe an Industry
●	Start-Up Plans to Make Journalism Pirates Pay Up
●	For New Leader of the Arts Endowment, Lessons > From a Shaky Past
●	Artists Find Backers as Labels Wane
●	Editorial: Randi's report card
●	Scientist Shortage? Maybe Not
●	Supreme Court Clears Way for Wider Use of DVR
●	Editorial: Insurance Company Schemes
●	Letter to the Editor: A Fair Reward to Radio Artists
●	Rethinking Gender Bias in Theater
●	National Endowment for the Arts Announces Highlights from 2008 Survey of Public Participation in the Arts
●	Editorial: Pilots and Fatigue
●	Why LGBTs Should Care About Unions
●	AFTRA, AFM Call for ‘Fair Play for Air Play’
●	Print Books Are Target of Pirates on the Web
●	Unemployment LifeLine: Working America, AFL-CIO
●	Arts & the Economy
●	Discussion: How the Economy is Affecting the Arts Community
●	U.S. Media Companies Look from China to India
●	Editorial: Immigration and the Unions
●	Editorial: The Battle Over Student Lending
●	Editorial – Appreciations – Judith Krug
●	The Labor Movement's Framework for Comprehensive Immigration Reform (April 2009)
●	Editorial: Immigration Reform and Hard Times
●	It’s Time to Overhaul H-1B Visas
●	Editorial: Miles to Go on E-Health Records
●	President Almeida's Testimony re. H.R. 848, The Performance Rights Act of 2009
●	Harvard Medical School in Ethics Quandary
●	Anderson County Library Board, Lynn Sutton and Mohamed Ismail named winners of 2008-2009 SirsiDynix – ALA-APA award [DPE Assistant to the President Pamela Wilson To Receive Special Certificate For Work on Living Wage Resolution]
●	In Innovation, U.S. Said to Be Losing Competitive Edge By STEVE LOHR
●	The Case for National Standards By Randi Weingarten
●	A Likely Auto Adviser Is Strong in Union Ways By STEVEN GREENHOUSE and STEPHANIE ROSENBLOOM
●	The Future of Reading: In Web Age, Library Job Gets Update By MOTOKO RICH
●	Op-Ed Columnist: Health Care Now
●	Time to put middle class front and center
●	Book Review: Changing Occupations, Changing Challenges: A Review Essay
●	Members get first shot at $6,000 upgrades
●	BPA and the Donor
●	What Will All the Students Do?
●	A Jukebox on MySpace That Takes Aim at Apple
●	Countering Counterfeiting to Protect our Workers and Communities
●	Editorial: Real Life Economy
●	When Academia Puts Profit Ahead of Wonder
●	Editorial: Candidate McCain’s Big Decision
●	Another Voice Warns of an Innovation Slowdown
●	Toxic Smoke and Mirrors
●	U.S. Trails High-Income Countries in Parental Leave Policies
●	Randi Weingarten and the National American Federation of Teachers: No Child Left Unhealed
●	Cities Debate Privatizing Public Infrastructure
●	Editorial: Where’s the Prosperity?
●	FPA Executive Director Gene Upshaw Dies
●	A Toxic Proposal
●	Book Review: When Companies Get Cheap, Workers Get Unhappy
●	Last-Minute Mischief for Labor Department
●	Press Release: Randi Weingarten Elected AFT President
●	Welcome Lowell Peterson, New WGAE Executive Director
●	Press Release: IATSE President Tom Short Announces Retirement
●	A Hidden Toll on Employment
●	Editorial: No Friend of the Workers
●	Union Head Saw Strides, Setbacks
●	Op-Ed: Bits, Bands and Books
●	Editorial: Super Union: Hands Across the Water Strengthen Labor Solidarity
●	Op-Ed: The Working Wounded
●	Virginia Commonwealth’s Secret Deal
●	Take the AFL-CIO Ask A Working Woman Survey
●	Editorial: Six Votes, Then and Now
●	Working Life (High and Low)
●	How Private Health Coverage Works: A Primer – 2008 Update
●	A Decade of Decline - The Erosion of Employer-Provided Health Care in the United States and California, 1995-2006
●	Teachers’ Work Patterns: When Where and How Much Do U.S. Teachers Work?
●	Hollywood Producer Set to Make Shows for Xbox
●	Editorial: The Political Specter at Justice
●	How Government Adds to Ranks of Uninsured
●	The Private Sector’s Tramping in Iraq
●	Editorial: New Hope for the Rich
●	Editorial: A Prescription for Flu Shots
●	Nurses’ Health: A Survey on Health and Chemical Exposures
●	Higher Education Gap May Slow Economic Mobility
●	Health Care Costs Snapshot on Changes in Wages and Benefits issued by the Kaiser Family Foundation
●	Julie Christie at the SAGs: ‘All unions are important’
●	Women’s Health Insurance Coverage Fact Sheet
●	No Insurance, Poor Health
●	A License for Local Reporting
●	A Producer of Movies to Try Hand at Games
●	The US Is Home of Medical Haves and Have-Nots
●	The Big Picture: In the strike, the studios are playing to win
●	"I Knew I Could Do this Work," Seven Strategies That Promote Women’s Activism and Leadership in Unions
●	A Nation of Haves and Have-Nots?
●	DPE Executive Director David Cohen on Shaping the Future of Work (from Perspectives on Work, Winter 2008)
●	Non Sequitur comic strip on writers’ strike
●	Webisodes of ‘Lost’: Model Deal for Writers?
●	What’s Making Writers and Studios So Nervous
●	Editorial: An Overdue Step for Equal Justice
●	Editorial: Veterans Without Health Care
●	Please, please, please, FCC
●	Copps, A Liberal Voice on the FCC, Knows How to Get His Message Out
●	Memorial Information for UAN President Cheryl L. Johnson, RN, provided by the Michigan Nurses Association
●	UAN Mourns Passing of President Cheryl L. Johnson, RN
●	Health Care for Bridges: A Search for Diagnostic Tools
●	America’s Lagging Health Care System
●	Editorial: Act on the Shield Law
●	Whatever Happened to the Eight-Hour Day?
●	Defending Employee Rights and Union Rights at the Library of Congress: AFSCME Local 2910
●	Highlights of Women’s Earnings in 2006
●	For Shanker, Education Was a Labor of Love
●	Washington’s Brain Drain
●	Editorial: A Shield for the Public
●	Editorial: The Battle Over Health Care
●	Kaiser Family Fund: Updates More than 50 Global Health Indicators
●	Paid Parental Leave is still Not Standard
●	Earnings by gender: evidence from Census 2000 - Daniel H. Weinberg
●	At IBM, a Vacation Anytime, or Maybe None
●	Labor Shortages: Myth and Reality
●	Business Owner Welcomes Bush, But Not His Ideas on Health Care
●	At I.B.M., a Smarter Way to Outsource
●	The Modern Librarian: A Role Worth Checking Out
●	Free Trade’s Great, but Offshoring Rattles Me
●	Highway Robbery II
●	Editorial: Toward a Federal Shield Law
●	American Association of University Women (AAUW) report, April 2007: Behind the Pay Gap
●	Taking Teachers' Unions to Task
●	The Great Labor Shortage Lie
●	CDs of DPE Lunch & Learns on the Health Care Crisis Available
●	Actors’ Equity Names Connolly Executive Director
●	Transportation Day of Action May 17
●	Union Busting at the Library of Congress, March 30, 2007
●	Statement of support for performers in Canada and ACTRA
●	DPE Conference: Crossing Kentucky River: Next Steps for Professional and Technical Employees, Wed. Feb. 7, 2007
●	Interview: Kate Bronfenbrenner on American Labor Unions
●	White Collar Perspectives on Workplace Issues: How Progressives Can Make the Case for Unions
●	2006 BLS Report on Women in the Labor Force
●	New Website on Organizing Women
●	The Professional Presumption: Do Professional Employees Really Have Equal Bargaining Power When They Enter Into Employment-Related Adhesion Contracts
●	Editorial: College Aid Cutbacks (Nov. 1, 2006)
●	Remarks by UAN President Cheryl Johnson, RN: Center for American Progress Forum on the Kentucky River Cases--Sept. 22, 2006
●	DPE Executive Director Mike Gildea Retires
●	Take The 2006 Ask a Working Woman Survey
●	BLS Chart: Professional & Related Occupations with many job openings, projected 2004-14
●	Study: Solving the Nursing Crisis Through Higher Wages
●	Women Organizing Women: How Do We Rock the Boat without Getting Thrown Overboard?
●	Health Care Programs And Resources
●	Organizing Professionals in the 21st Century: Conference Papers and Other Materials
●	DPE Special Program, 9/15/05: What’s Wrong with the Pharmaceutical Industry?
●	Union Focus in New Book 50 Ways to Improve Women’s Lives
●	Poll Documents Adverse Impact of Media Consolidation