Warner Bros. CEO David Zaslav Booed and Heckled During Boston University Commencement Speech Amid Ongoing Writers Strike
- Zaslav's speech was repeatedly interrupted by audience members chanting "Pay your writers!" in support of striking Hollywood screenwriters.
- About 200 protesters picketed outside the graduation venue, while some students turned their backs on Zaslav during his address.
- The WGA strike began May 2 after failed contract negotiations with major studios like Warner Bros. Discovery over issues like streaming compensation and AI.
- Zaslav voiced support for writers after the speech, but his appearance still drew criticism from groups who said it undermined the purpose of the strike.
- The chaotic scene highlighted growing tensions between younger generations and media companies over fair pay and treatment of creators.





























