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New law entitles child social media influencers to a percentage of earnings: ‘It’s kind of a new world’ (fortune.com)
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New law entitles child social media influencers to a percentage of earnings: ‘It’s kind of a new world’::The law covers children under 16 featured in monetized online platforms as debates over "sharenting" continue.

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[–] cheese_greater 13 points 1 year ago

This should expand to any situation where children are compelled to provide "free" labor "for the family". This idea that parents are entitled to their children's labor + government benefits + child support (-> wife support) + living punching bag they can abuse or threaten with homelessness ad nauseam needs to stop.