Some TV writers say they’re making less money because their agents have a conflict of interest: they’re acting like producers. The agents and writers have until Friday at midnight to agree on a new contract that would be a “code of conduct” for agents. Otherwise, writers may fire their agents en masse.
What you need to know about the feud between the Writers Guild of America and their agents
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Guest:
- Jonathan Handel - contributing writer at Puck News and an entertainment labor lawyer - @jhandel