The War on Porn

Free Speech Coalition, the national advocacy organization for the First Amendment rights of adult businesses, filed suit today in the United States District Court for the District of Utah to overturn the state’s unconstitutional antiporn ban. The complaint asks for declaratory and injunctive relief

The National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) sent a joint letter to Reddit demanding that the platform remove and censor thousands of subreddits hosting hundreds of millions of NSFW images, GIFs, and videos that are otherwise legally produced by consenting adults. NCOSE’s letter w…

May 2, 2023 The Honorable Todd D. Weiler 1248 W 1900 South Woods Cross, UT 84087 Subject: Compliance with SB287 Dear Senator Weiler, I am writing to express my concerns about the bill you sponsored, SB287, which takes effect on May 3. As the Executive Director of the Free Speech Coalitio

French MPs want to expand age verification requirements to mainstream social platforms.

Politicians in your state passed a law that requires you to submit your ID before visiting an adult site.

The Canadian Government passed legislation yesterday requiring all digital streaming services accessible in Canada to support Canadian content, including language that appears to limit the amount of streaming adult content available for viewing in the country.

I’ve received news today from several sources that the .ai tld (top level domain) has been blocking porn. Two of the sites already hit are the top AI porn generators Soulgen.ai and PornJourney, leaving them

FSC has launched a reporting tool for adult workers and businesses to log incidents of social media censorship. The submission form asks for basic information, such as the account name and platform, the approximate date of the loss and any reasons given. As more people use it, the FSC Reporting Tool

Recently, I penned an article for the February 2023 edition of XBIZ World magazine, analyzing the impact of Louisiana’s age verification law, HB 142. Fast-forward just a few months and now the Utah legislature has passed an amended version of Senate Bill 152, the Utah Social Media Regulation Act.