Hollywood writers are entering their third month on strike.
Film and TV writers say they're among those who have fared the worst as their industry has been remade, even as others reap the rewards.
Either way, the bottom line is this: Everyone in Hollywood is afraid that the robots are coming for their jobs, Terminator-style.
Now, they're some of the dominant forces controlling new content development in the entertainment industry.
Recently, I reported on how the Hollywood writers' strike is dispiriting industry hopefuls at the outset of their careers — you can read it here.
Persons:
Everything's, Adam Conover, Ted Sarandos, Bob Iger, Goldman Sachs, You've, We've, Jonathan Handel, Puck, they'll, Zayd Dohrn, —, Dohrn, Reed Alexander
Organizations:
Morning, NBC, Nickelodeon, Disney, Hollywood, Netflix, Wall, ., Writers Guild of America, Alliance, Television Producers, WGA, Apple, Big Tech, Northwestern University
Locations:
Hollywood, West Hollywood, Los Angeles and New York, Chicago