Hollywood writers reach deal with studios

Posted online May 2, 2017 | 11:35 am

The Writers Guild of America and Hollywood studios reached a deal to avoid a strike.

The parties reached a three-year agreement after negotiating past the midnight deadline.

Guild negotiators cited increased studio contributions to their health plan, as well as a new definition for short-order TV series that will earn writers more pay for episodes that take longer than 2.4 weeks to produce.

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