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Well, welcome back to the Think Media podcast. This is going to be a juicy conversation because when it comes to things like

copyright law, fair use, online defamation, harassment, what are the legal things that creators

need to know? And even if you're a brand new channel, should you set up an LLC? How do you

protect yourself? And what are the some of the things that are happening in regards to the

maturing of the creator economy? How do you professionalize your channel, maybe think different

and even make more money on brand deals, as well as some hot takes on drama in the creator

economy? Today, we've got Tyler Chow, who's the creator's attorney,

formerly a Hollywood attorney, and her YouTube channel is crushing it. You've got to check it out

with lots of insights into these legal issues. But besides all of her expertise in these legal areas, she also helps

creators charge three to six X more for brand deals, product ties, and really scale their

creator businesses. So if you're brand new or you're more advanced, I think this conversation

is going to be incredibly juicy. Tyler,

welcome to the show. Sean, thank you so much for having me. I am so honored. I mean, I've watched

so many of your videos when I was starting my YouTube channel. So this is sort of a dream come true for me.

Well, I appreciate your kind words. And thank you for adding so much value today.

We actually surveyed our audience on both channels, Think Media and Think Media Podcasts and

also got some questions.

And so I'm excited to have this conversation.

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