Montana HB392 establishes the Child Digital Protection Act, ensuring minors receive compensation for their likeness in profitable family videos.
Montana HB392, known as the Child Digital Protection Act, revises laws to ensure minors receive compensation for their likeness in profitable family videos. The act requires content creators to maintain records of video segments featuring minors and deposit a percentage of gross earnings into a trust fund for the minor's benefit. The deposit percentage varies based on the minor's presence in the video, ranging from 10% to 50% of gross earnings.
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