Cultural Attacks

The adult industry experts join Document to discuss the internet’s horny history and the shadowy forces that determine what kind of porn you see

Pornhub geo-blocked the state of Utah after Gov. Spencer Cox, a Republican, signed a new age verification bill into law. Interestingly enough, the reaction from the outside world was quite comical. But from within Utah, people are pissed.

The Baroness Beeban Kidron, a British aristocrat with California and Hollywood ties, was the subject of a fawning profile by Politico in which she continued to defend her controversial campaigns for internet age verification in the U.K. and California.

A court used an app called Covenant Eyes to surveil the family of a man released on bond. Now he’s back in jail, and tech misuse may be to blame.

The Ninth Circuit delivered Friday another defeat to the NCOSE-sponsored lawsuit attempting to establish liability for Twitter over user-generated content, denying the plaintiffs a full rehearing.

Local Spanish politicians and activists have started demanding anti-porn legislation to mirror current initiatives in France, Germany, Utah and even China.

The ban followed a parental complaint that the book has content unsuitable for children.

YouTube removed on Wednesday an episode of the “Holly Randall Unfiltered” industry podcast, an interview with Reason magazine journalist Elizabeth Nolan Brown debunking myths spread by anti-sex work activists, mainstream media and politicians about sex trafficking.

(RNS) — Younger Americans aspire to build a world marked by love and justice. But they don’t see much of that in church.

In a win for technology platforms and the online adult entertainment industry, the U.S. Supreme Court chose not to touch Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act of 1996 and the safe-harbor provision that immunize web platforms from the potentially illegal actions of third-party us…