With that in mind, we're less likely as viewers, here in 2023, to feel the full sting of this from an audience side for a while. Writers are essentially looking for the payment model to be restructured so that streaming makes sense for them, as more writers now find themselves working longer for less while also being cut out of both residuals and royalties. Now though, it is primarily streaming that’s at the crux of this new WGA battle.
So TV being available on the internet was a thing, and what it might mean for writers was a part of the strike - but not a very large part. In fact, The Office was spared from cancellation early on because its episode sales had been so strong. If we were to catch any glimpse of the future at this time it was that TV had just started to become purchasable online on iTunes. The Red Giant was only sending DVDs and Blu-rays in the mail, not launching their own TV takeover attempt with starter shows like House of Cards and Orange Is the New Black. The grand Netflix experiment hadn't yet begun, much less the streaming wars we currently find ourselves in now. This was pre-MCU, obviously, but most importantly it was pre-streaming. First though, a quick recap of how different the landscape was.
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IGN has already looked ahead at how the current strike might affect fan favorite shows like House of the Dragon and movie ecosystems like the MCU and the DCU, but what also could be helpful, in navigating these stormy waters, is looking to the not-so-distant past and examining everything that happened to Tinseltown back in 2007.
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