Arizona HB2192 regulates video content featuring minors, requiring compensation and content removal.
Arizona HB2192 amends the state's employment laws to address video content featuring minors. It mandates that content creators compensate minors if they appear in at least 30% of the video content and the content earns over $15,000 in the prior twelve months. The compensation must be deposited in a trust account for the minor until they turn eighteen. The bill also requires online hosting platforms to provide mechanisms for minors to request the removal of their content and mandates platforms to remove such content within 30 days unless it is newsworthy or of public interest.
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