Striking movie and TV writers are evidently going back to the bargaining table on Tuesday with Hollywood studios, the first time in three weeks.

The two sides met Monday to start a new round of negotiations in a strike that's now entered its fourth week.

The Writers Guild of America went on strike November 5th over payment for work aired online.  Writers want more money when TV shows and films are sold on Internet sites.

Studios, networks and producers say it is too early to know which business model will succeed on the Web.