On Day 146, Hollywood screenwriters reach deal with studios to end strike

[Collection]The Writers Guild of America has reached a tentative deal on a new contract with entertainment companies, potentially ending a 146-day strike. The deal includes increases in compensation for streaming, concessions from studios on minimum staffing for TV shows, and protections against AI encroaching on writers' credits and compensation. However, the strike is ongoing for tens of thousands of actors, with no talks scheduled between the actors' union and studios. The deal with the writers guild could help accelerate negotiations with the actors' union, as their concerns overlap in some areas.