>Video Game Content Creators Face COPPA Liability Hazards
Video Game Content Creators Face COPPA Liability Hazards
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Matthew Woods, Austin Miller - Bloomberg Law
By Matthew Woods and Austin Miller
Content creators on live streaming platforms that draw a preteen audience—like YouTube Gaming and Twitch—need to be aware of potential liability pitfalls under the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act, say Robins Kaplan attorneys Matthew Woods and Austin Miller. Congress or the FTC could clarify the act, but show no signs of doing so at this time, they say.
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