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Making Sense of Reddit’s Ban on Sex Toy Ads
It’s 2019 — do we really still think masturbation is somehow dirty or evil? Reddit appears to, as it announced last month that it will no longer accept advertisements for sex toys on its platform.
Exxxotica Organizers Win $650K Settlement From Dallas Over Show Ban
The Dallas City Council voted unanimously yesterday to approve a $650,000 settlement with the organizers of the Exxxotica expos.
Dame Products Counters Abortion Ban With NY Times Open Letter
In a powerful ad placed in Tuesday's New York Times newspaper, pleasure products manufacturer Dame Products took a stance supporting women's reproductive rights and the pro-choice movement alongside six other female-fronted companies.
Tumblr NSFW Ban Puts New Entrepreneurs Into Action, Report Says
A new Fast Company article says that Tumblr’s NSFW content ban has given reason for some entrepreneurs to build digital communities around sexuality.
MiKandi Adult App Store Responds to Tumblr's Porn Ban
MiKandi, a leading mobile application market for adults, has extended an invitation to Tumblr to join its team of publishers.
FSC Releases Statement on Tumblr's Adult Content Ban
The Free Speech Coalition has released the following statement on the recent decision by Tumblr to ban adult content.
FanCentro Issues Statement in Opposition to Tumblr Porn Ban
FanCentro today issued a statement in opposition to Tumblr’s ban of adult content on its platform.
xHamster Seeks Co-branded Starbucks Pics After Ban Announced
xHamster plans on sending out free branded gifts to those who submit their best photos that include a Starbucks cup and xHamster name on it.
ManyVids CEO Bella French Reacts to Tumblr Ban
Bella French, co-founder and CEO of ManyVids, released a statement today in response to Tumblr’s decision to ban all adult content from its platform.
Tumblr to Ban All Adult Content on Dec. 17
Tumblr has announced it will no longer allow adult content on its site, beginning on Dec. 17.
In Response to Starbucks Porn Ban, Pornhub Launches New SFW Category
In another adult industry countermeasure targeting Starbucks, Pornhub announced today the launch of a safe-for-work (SFW) category that features content without nudity.
YouPorn, in Countermeasure, Decides to Ban Starbucks at Its Offices
Following news that Starbucks has blocked customers from accessing erotic content within their coffee shops, YouPorn has updated its company policy banning all Starbucks products at its offices starting Jan. 1.
Vote to Ban Brothels in Nevada's Lyon County Is Shot Down
Lyon County voters yesterday defeated an advisory question that would have likely rescinded the county’s brothel ordinance.
Tumblr Plans to Ban 'Deepfakes' Porn, 'Creepshots'
Tumblr has announced that it is making some changes to its community guidelines, set to take effect Monday, Sept. 10, with an aim of eliminating nonconsensual sexual images.
Georgia Supreme Court: Sandy Springs Can Ban Alcohol at Strip Clubs
The city of Sandy Springs, Ga., has won yet another legal battle involving adult entertainment venues.
Twitter’s Shadow Ban Silences Sex Workers
When I found out that nude footage of me in a VR video project had screened at Austin’s South by Southwest without my consent, I had to make a decision made by many women in the last year about going public with a #MeToo moment.
South Dakota Prison Porn Ban Challenged by Inmate
This week, federal judges for the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ordered a district court judge to address a controversial South Dakotan law banning pornography in prisons.
Reddit, Twitter Ban 'Deepfakes' Porn
Following bans by PornHub, Discord and Gfycat, several other platforms including Twitter and Reddit have decided to ban the posting of AI-generated videos that realistically edit new faces onto adult performers.
Legislation to Ban Online Prostitution Advertising Advances
A piece of legislation wending its way through Congress could make prostitution advertising a federal crime.
Suit: Bikini Baristas Say Bare-Skin Ban Impedes 1st Amendment Rights
Bikini baristas working in the city of Everett, Wash., claimed in a federal lawsuit filed today that a new ordinance that went into effect last week violates their constitutional rights to free expression and the right to privacy.