This bill proposes to amend the Arizona Revised Statutes by adding a new section that establishes specific compensation requirements for vloggers who feature minor children in their video content. Under the new provisions, if a vlogger's compensated video content featuring a minor child meets certain viewership or compensation thresholds, the vlogger must set aside a portion of their earnings in a trust for the minor child. The bill outlines how compensation should be calculated based on the number of minor children featured and mandates that vloggers maintain documentation regarding the minor children's participation in their content.

Additionally, the bill introduces the right for minor children to request the permanent deletion of any video content that includes their name, likeness, or photograph once they reach the age of majority. It also requires internet platforms to take reasonable steps to comply with such deletion requests. The bill defines key terms such as "content percentage," "guardian," "individual," "likeness," "minor child," "name," and "vlogger," ensuring clarity in the application of these new regulations. Overall, the bill aims to protect the rights and earnings of minor children involved in vlogging activities.

Statutes affected:
Introduced Version: 23-330