Saturday, February 10th, marked the day on which the Writer's Strike came closest to being resolved since it began. The 12,000 writers on strike tentatively agreed to a three year contract with production companies. The writer's will remain on strike until the compromise is ratified and confirmed by the boards of the two writer's guilds. A compromise would mark a much needed accomplishment for producers all around the country who have had their ability to produce television shows and movies greatly diminished by the length of the strike.

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Tentative Agreement Reached In Writer's Strike