Government,
Technology
Jan. 12, 2024
State lawmakers want parents of kid influencers to save money
SB 764 would require that online “vloggers” who use their images to make money online must set aside a portion of their proceeds for those children.
The state Senate Judiciary Committee advanced two bills on Thursday designed to protect children — one from forced marriage, the other from their own parents.
SB 764 would require that online “vloggers” who use their images to make money online must set aside a portion of their proceeds for those children. The term was created by combining the words “video” and “blogger,” but the bill language defines a vlogger as “a parent, legal guardian...
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