Don't have details, but apparently The Weinstein Company has come to an agreement with the WGA.
Here my question... unlike Worldwide Pants, which only has two late-night shows on television, and unlike United Artists, which is currently strictly in the film business, The Weinstein Company produces reality TV (i.e. Project Runway).
So... what does this deal mean with regards to the WGA's jurisdictional issue (they want reality writers in the union)?
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Indeed. And does it mean that reality TV show writers are covered under the deal? So many questions, no answers
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