WGA pivots strategy toward structural separation of streamers and studios
1 Sep 21 2:17 PM · 4d ago · 1 article · 2 posts · 2 sources · development 1 of 1
Despite settling, the WGA stated it would continue fighting for industry-wide structural separation between streamers and studios, citing the need to restore Financial Interest and Syndication Rules for the streaming era.
“As the number of outlets to sell our work to and the corresponding diversity of programming shrinks, we need industry-wide structural separation between streamers and studios.”
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Writers Guild of America Labor union representing screenwritersParamount Skydance Merging company
Rob Bonta California Attorney GeneralWarner Bros. Discovery Merging company
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