Katharine Trendacosta / Defector:
Hollywood trade publications have long been seen as PR tools for studios, but their stories during the WGA strike have absolutely shattered their credibility — If you were on the website-formally-known-as-Twitter last week, first of all, my condolences, we are in hell together, and second, you might have seen a flurry of furious tweets from TV and film writers. Specifically, that anger took the form of retweeting a Variety article that focused on a key demand from the Writers Guild of America that drove them to strike, along with a simple message: “I asked for this.”Sharon Knolle / The Wrap: ‘Andor’ Creator Tony Gilroy Slams Studio Execs Who Do ‘Not Know What the Fuck They Are Doing’Gene Maddaus / Variety: WGA Says Studios' Latest Offer Is ‘Not Yet Good Enough’Christopher Palmeri / Bloomberg: Screenwriters Say Studios' Offer on AI Doesn't Go Far Enough
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