Hollywood Studios Offer Writers a New Deal

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Hollywood Studios Offer Writers A New Deal

Start off in Hollywood and of course the ongoing strike. The alliance of motion picture and television producers has made an offer to the Writers Guild of America including a deal that will ensure that humans are credited as writers of screenplays instead of artificial intelligence. The deal will also share data on the number of hours viewed on streaming services so that writers can see how popular their games are. The news also comes as Netflix, Co chief executive Officer Ted Sarandos and Walt Disney, Ceo Bob Iger have sought to reach an agreement with the Writers, the Guild and the studios are scheduled to meet today to discuss the union's response. And as we've been doing since the strike started over 100 days ago, we'll keep you updated. We are currently at 105 days. Fun fact, the longest writers strike going on was in 1988 that was 153 days.