Business Attacks

Religiously motivated anti-porn and anti-sex-work group NCOSE — formerly Morality in Media — announced today that one of its lead staffers has been appointed to the safety board of Snap, the company behind social media platform Snapchat.

In a new paper, Google researchers continue to classify explicit sexual material in the same category as “fake, hateful, or harmful content” that requires filtering.

Porn star Alana Evans’ video went viral describing how her bank closed her account because she’s a legal sex worker. Here, she writes about why we must all push back.

Both Visa and Mastercard on Thursday suspended services for Pornhub parent company MindGeek's advertising network, TrafficJunky, until further notice.

After Travis’s family found out about Channon Rose’s past, they fired him from his job at the family business when he refused to leave her - but the couple turned their misfortune into something amazing

An Oregon jury has awarded more than $1.7 million to Nicole Gililland, a former nursing student who sued her school for discriminating against her because of her adult performer past.

“It’s a legal job, I’m paying taxes, I have registered as a small business. I wasn’t going to waste my time trying to explain myself,” the shocked renter said.

In a dispatch from deepest Shadowbanistan, Ben Suroeste says while getting deplatformed sucks, it’s not a violation of the First Amendment.

The adult film industry is under attack from the worlds of Big Tech, finance, and Christian orgs—and social media is but one of the battlegrounds.

Companies like Mastercard are cracking down on adult content. Are they doing more harm than good?