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That is already happening, but this is where peer-to-peer becomes helpful, because in order for 'Big Cos' and 'Big Gub' to audit your web they have to have visi
by ang_cire 8mo ago
That is already happening, but this is where peer-to-peer becomes helpful, because in order for 'Big Cos' and 'Big Gub' to audit your web they have to have visibility into it in the first place.
- wkrsz 8mo agoI'm thinking more of situation where definitions of mass-media are extended to cover individual bloggers. > Professional influencers with over 500,000 followers fall under the Dutch Media Act (Mediawet, 2008) and are supervised by the media authority CvDM, which applies rules similar to those for on-demand audiovisual media services, including requirements on recognizable advertising and protection of minors. https://cmpf.eui.eu/influencers-as-news-creators-implications-for-media-regulation/#:~:text=Professional%20influencers%20with%20over%20500%2C000,advertising%20and%20protection%20of%20minors. https://cmpf.eui.eu/influencers-as-news-creators-implication... > Current Rule: Now, influencers with 100,000+ followers (across YouTube, Instagram, or TikTok) who post at least 24 videos a year and earn money must register with the CvdM and pay annual supervision fees. > The Burden: You are expected to know your reach. If you cross the 100,000 mark and fail to register, you are technically in violation. Another example: https://medium.com/michigan-news/proposed-florida-blogging-law-aligns-with-russia-china-and-iran-to-track-sites-a7746a21dfdf https://medium.com/michigan-news/proposed-florida-blogging-l...