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Writers, Studios Reach Tentative Deal

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The governing boards of the eastern and western branches of the Writers Guild of America and their joint negotiating committee all voted to accept the deal, two days after the tentative agreement was reached with a coalition of Hollywood’s biggest studios, streaming services and production companies. (Albert L. Ortega/Getty Images)

Hollywood Writers, Studios Reach Tentative Labor Agreement

After nearly 150 days on strike, a tentative deal has been reached between Hollywood writers and studios. The proposed three year deal would boost pay rates and residuals from streaming shows, and also introduce new rules on the use of artificial intelligence.

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Reporter: Roman Battaglia, Jefferson Public Radio

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