Eisner declares WGA Strike over?

[toonaspie]

http://www.cnbc.com/id/23057002

He seems like an odd choice to interview regarding this matter. Most of the news I've been hearing so far is that some of the studios are close to an agreement. I dont think it's official yet. But I hope they can get it done soon for the sake of LOST!!! Which is my show!

Since Eisner aint with Disney anymore it made sense to put this in the offtopic section yeah?

[SpringHeelJack]

WGA emails say it's not over just yet. They're going to hammer out some details Saturday night. We'll likely hear then if it's done for sure. If it's not done by then, it will be very soon.

[Dottie]

The WGA members (at least the ones on the west coast) will meet this weekend in L.A. and vote if they want to accept the new deal. I think e-online's "Watch with Kristin" reported that this week after the rumours of the strike ending were spreading in Hollywood.
Still, it's over when the WGA says it's over. Period

[AwallaceUNC]

http://www.cnbc.com/id/23057002

He seems like an odd choice to interview regarding this matter. Most of the news I've been hearing so far is that some of the studios are close to an agreement. I dont think it's official yet. But I hope they can get it done soon for the sake of LOST!!! Which is my show!

Since Eisner aint with Disney anymore it made sense to put this in the offtopic section yeah?

Makes sense to put in a non-Disney forum but I'll move to Movies, Music, and TV since the writer's strike affects two of those three.

-Aaron