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Hollywood’s strikes are over

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Alex Cranz
It looks like studios might be taking the Hollywood strikes seriously.

Since last week the AMPTP has been working on a counter offer that the Writers Guild of America might actually agree with. It’s unclear if the studios succeeded, but according to Bloomberg the latest offer includes giving writers more insight into streaming metrics and a guarantee that AI can’t be credited in penning screenplays.

The WGA has been in strike since May 2.

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