Media Attacks

The journalists behind the so-called "Pornhub Tapes" series of investigative videos have been threatened with legal action by counsel retained by Pornhub's parent company, Aylo (formerly MindGeek).

“It’s like the secret identity of Batman or Superman. You’re not supposed to know who this person is, they didn’t want you to know, and somehow you found out.”

A nonprofit investigative journalism organization said that it is set to release what they dub the "Pornhub Tapes."

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, the city’s largest newspaper, published an editorial Thursday calling for state intervention to “shield kids from online porn.”

The fact that so many people have tried to normalize and celebrate porn means it’s become easier for teens to access.

Here on Techdirt we’ve chronicled the rise of a bunch of terrible age verification laws, including many focused specifically on adult content. We’ve also highlighted how MindGeek, the company behin…

Google’s updated policies allowing individuals to remove “personal, explicit images” from Google Search results will not affect most commercial images created by a third-party with appropriate contacts and releases.

Pornhub announced that it has “disabled access to [its] website in Arkansas” in light of a new state law requiring age-verification before viewing pornography.

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

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.