Journalism Preservation Act mandates compensation for digital journalism content used by online platforms.
The Journalism Preservation Act requires online platforms to compensate digital journalism providers for content accessed by Illinois residents. Eligible digital journalism providers must submit notices to platforms by January 1, 2025. Platforms must remit payments within 30 days of arbitration or settlement. Compensation is based on a percentage of the platform's advertising revenue, determined through arbitration. The act also includes provisions for non-retaliation, reporting, and funding for journalists and support staff.
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