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Illinois is the first state to tackle the issue on many social media-user's minds: what about the children? Starting in July of this year, kids involved in their family's lucrative vlog content are now required financial compensation for their time on the screen.  

In this episode, host Arielle Raveney unpacks the specifics of this bill and how growing up behind a screen could effect these kids in the long run. 

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Mentioned in the Episode: Quit Clicking Kids | State Senator Koehler | IFC Counseling Chicago

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Illinois is the first state to tackle the issue on many social media-user's minds: what about the children? Starting in July of this year, kids involved in their family's lucrative vlog content are now required financial compensation for their time on the screen.  
In this episode, host Arielle Raveney unpacks the specifics of this bill and how growing up behind a screen could effect these kids in the long run. 
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Mentioned in the Episode: <a href="https://quitclickingkids.com/">Quit Clicking Kids</a> | <a href="https://www.senatordavekoehler.com/">State Senator Koehler</a> | <a href="https://ifccounseling.com/">IFC Counseling Chicago</a>
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Let's get Looped In, Chicago!

Each Wednesday, WBBM podcast producers Arielle Raveney and Jim Hanke sit down with our reporters to discuss stories that captivated them over the week. From hard hitting news about what's trending in the headlines to events and people around town you might never have heard of, we'll have the full run-down to inform you to start your day.

Let's get Looped In, Chicago!
Each Wednesday, WBBM podcast producers Arielle Raveney and Jim Hanke sit down with our reporters to discuss stories that captivated them over the week. From hard hitting news about what's trending in the headlines to events and people around town you might never have heard of, we'll have the full run-down to inform you to start your day.

Looped In: Chicago

Illinois is the first state to tackle the issue on many social media-user's minds: what about the children? Starting in July of this year, children involved in their family's lucrative vlog content are now required financial compensation for their time on the screen.    In this episode, host Arielle Raveney unpacks the specifics behind this bill and how growing up behind a screen could effect these kids in the long run.

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