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Ohio University Bans P2P Sharing on Campus

Ohio University announced today that it has restricted the use of peer-to-peer sharing on the school's campus network, citing bandwidth and technical support usage as its main concerns.

New Ohio Bill Would Set Adult Bookstore Curfew

The Ohio Senate passed a bill Tuesday that would force adult bookstores and other adult businesses to close at midnight. The bill passed by a 24-8 vote.

Ohio Man Sues Over Minor’s Access to SexSearch

SexSearch.com has found itself on the legal defense after an Ohio man filed suit claiming the social networking company allowed him to chat online with a minor, later having sex with her.

Tera Patrick Stops in Ohio before AEE

Adult superstar Tera Patrick will visit the midwest this weekend before heading for Las Vegas and the Adult Entertainment Expo, where she will offer a sneak peek at her new fashion line.

Ohio 2257 Decision Could Impact FSC Case

A U.S. District Court judge has denied a request from a publisher of swingers magazines for injunctive relief against enforcement of 2257 record-keeping regulations. The court also granted summary judgment in favor of the U.S. Attorney General’s Office, ruling that the statute is constitutional.

Ohio Senate Passes Anti-Adult Bill

The state Senate has approved legislation that would give local authorities throughout the state more firepower to go after adult entertainment businesses.

U.S. Court Reverses Decision on Ohio Strip Club

The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a 2003 decision deeming an Ohio town’s restrictions on local strip clubs unconstitutional, sending the case back to U.S. District Court.

Ohio Attorney Resigns After Chat Logs Posted

A Cincinnati attorney resigned from his job last week after an online child abuse advocacy group posted a sexually explicit conversation the man had with a person posing as a 13-year-old girl.

Hustler Publisher, Brother Win Another Round in Ohio

Prosecutors in Ohio can’t reinstate pandering obscenity charges against Hustler publisher Larry Flynt and brother Jimmy. The case goes back nearly five years when the Flynts were set to face trial, charged in a 15-count indictment with selling sexually obscene videos at Hustler News & Gifts.