"Progress Made in WGA-AMPTP Negotiations as Strike Resolution Nears"
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Negotiations between the Writers Guild of America (WGA) and the Hollywood studios continued into Friday night, with no word yet on a potential deal. Both sides are said to have momentum to find a resolution to end the 144-day writers strike. The WGA and AMPTP have been discussing disagreements on generative AI, mini writers rooms, and streaming residuals. Four top entertainment CEOs, including Disney's Bob Iger and Netflix's Ted Sarandos, have been involved in the talks.
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- WGA negotiations: Will strike end on Sept. 22? FOX 11 Los Angeles
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