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NEW YORK Clear progress has been marked in informal contract talks between studio execs and striking writers, stoking broad expectations that a tentative agreement may be announced sometime this week.
Such a pact with the Alliance of Motion Picture & Television Producers would have to be approved by the Writers Guild of America West board and the WGA East council and ratified by memberships on both coasts. But recent movement in key areas under negotiation, chiefly involving new-media residuals, now has industry execs expecting an imminent end to the 3-month-old work stoppage barring an unforeseen glitch as negotiators wrap up final details.
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