The WGA is speaking informally with studio executives in hopes of meeting soon for official contract negotiations that will end their strike. On Tuesday, reports surfaced that the WGA’s demands for animation and reality-TV compensation have been dropped, the Hollywood Reporter says. That will keep the focus of discussions on writers’ compensation for scripted Web content. For a roundup of writers strike news, check out TVWeek.com.
-Sergio Ibarra
-Sergio Ibarra
