Utah adds protections for child influencers following YouTuber Ruby Franke's child abuse conviction
It requires creators who make more than $150,000 a year from online content featuring children to set aside 15% of it into a trust fund for when they turn 18.
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Finding the middle ground between family vlogging and exploitation
I spent my spring break as I’m sure many others did: binge-watching. Amid countless hours consuming media purely for ...
After Ruby Franke abuse case, Utah tightens law on influencers
Utah has passed a law to protect child influencers after the abuse conviction of mother of six Ruby Franke. Gov. Spencer Cox ...
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Mommy vlogger convicted of child abuse at center of docuseries: 'The Fall of Ruby Franke'
A new Hulu docuseries sheds light on the events leading up to the arrest of former mommy vlogger Ruby Franke and her business ... former couple's now-defunct "8 Passengers" YouTube channel began ...
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Review | ‘Devil in the Family: The Fall of Ruby Franke’ brings captivating cautionary tale
The Franke family is known for their popular family vlogging YouTube channel, “8 Passengers,” produced and filmed primarily by the mother, Ruby. The videos captured the family’s everyday life — or the ...