that would end a nearly 150-day strike. Details of the deal, which the sides reached after two days of weekend talks, were not immediately known. Writers Guild of America members will have to ratify an agreement.
The group told members it includes"meaningful gains and protections for writers in every sector of the membership." Screenwriters have sought a bigger cut of streaming revenues and protections from the use of artificial intelligence in an evolving industry. The work stoppage, combined with the actors strike that started in July, has led to delayed TV production and movie releases at major media companies.
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