Hollywood Writers to Strike for First Time Since 2007

The video discusses the impending halt in TV production due to a writers' strike in Los Angeles. Writers are striking for fair compensation, as streaming services have increased TV content but decreased their earnings. The strike echoes the 2007 event, which lasted 100 days and cost $2 billion. Changes in TV production, such as shorter seasons and erratic schedules, have affected writers' job security and income. The strike will impact late-night shows first, leading to more repeats for viewers.

In what ways have writers' salaries changed in recent years according to the text?

What are the potential consequences of a writers' strike for American viewers?