Arizona HB2391 requires vloggers to compensate minor children for their content and establish trust accounts for their earnings.
Arizona HB2391 mandates that vloggers compensate minor children if their content constitutes at least 10% of the vlogger's total content in a 30-day period. The compensation is based on the minor child's content percentage, with at least 30% of the vlogger's content featuring the minor child. Vloggers must also set aside earnings in a trust account for the minor child, which the child can access upon reaching the age of majority. The bill also requires vloggers to document details such as the minor child's name, age, and the number of views or compensation received for each video.
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