FTC loot box workshop raises questions about publishers who pay streamers
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Omeed Dariani
Online Performers Group
OPG
the U.S. Federal Trade Commission
Major League Baseball
FTC
Twitch
EA
People
Vargas
Trevor May.
Dariani
Brittany Frassetto
boxes.’
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purposes.’
Physical locations
Angry Joe
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streams.“Based
Locations
Washington D.C.
YouTube
Jose Antonio
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Summary
Dariani was invited to participate in the first panel of the day as his organization represents dozens of content creators, including Jose Antonio “Angry Joe” Vargas and Major League Baseball pitcher Trevor May. During a question and answer period, Dariani was asked by the FTC’s Brittany Frassetto about the nature of the disclosures his clients must make during their streams.“Based on your expertise,” Frassetto asked, “do video games [publishers] pay these content creators to open loot boxes? He said most of his clients enjoy the work because their audiences show up for that content.“Content creators very often open the loot boxes because audiences really enjoy that,” Dariani said.
As said here by Charlie Hall