It’s a fact that without the Writer’s strike in Hollywood being resolved that writers, actors , production staff and others are affected. In fact, there are five unions in Hollywood, so a lot of the industry and economy are affected. Us viewers are last in line, from this point of view. But as far as TV networks go, Bloomberg writers Sarah Rabil and Gillian Wee say that CBS is likely to be the most affected by the strike. Fully two thirds of their revenue is from TV, and from “scripted” shows. (Networks running reality shows, on the other hand, could gain a big market share.) On top of the existing strike, CBS faces their own potential walkout by 500 news writers for TV and radio.