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Dance Moves: Creators’ Next Legal Risk or Revenue Stream?
A court revived a lawsuit by the internet’s favorite choreographer Kyle Hanagami against Fortnite, but what does that mean for creators?
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The Stealth Advertising Crackdown: The FTC Warns Creators to ‘Read Carefully’
The FTC is ramping up efforts to shield kids from sneaky advertising practices embedded within digital content.
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Illinois Passed a Game-Changing ‘Kidfluencer’ Law. Here’s What You Need To Know.
A new law passed in Illinois gives young content creators protection from family exploitation.
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Dear Senators, the ‘Kids Online Safety Act’ Won’t Protect Every Minor
The controversial Kids Online Safety Act is heading to the Senate floor for a vote, sparking concern for LGBTQ+ minors and potential ID-based verification systems.
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Everyone Wants a Slice: In Lawsuit Against Creator Anthony Fantano, Activision Tests the Bounds of TikTok Remix Culture
TikToker Anthony Fantano asked for a six-figure sum to compensate him for the use of his viral ‘pizza slices’ meme in an Activision ad. Now, Activision is suing him.
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In the Philippines, a New Law Threatens the Livelihoods of Pseudonymous Content Creators
‘Me and so many other people are going to have to quit doing something that makes us and our viewers happy.’