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Originally Posted by Bill
Has anyone come across anything like a plain language explanation of what the secondary producers will have to do to comply, written for secondary producers, and not for lawyers?
I haven't.
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Same as primary producers. I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong, but what this new law does essentially is make anyone that publishes sexually explicit content a producer, no primary or secondary designation, just everyone is a producer and must keep the specified records.
They just keep making 2257 an even bigger mess. It's going to take some time and lots of money for lawyers, but I don't see much chance for most of this law, as it pertains to 2257, holding up under legal challenge. I think we'll see an injunction against this new part too.
I'd guess that it will be the major topic of discussion at the legal seminar during Internext.