Vegas Strip Club Owners Challenge State Tax By: Carlos Martinez From AVN: LAS VEGAS – The owners of eight strip clubs have asked a federal judge to throw out Nevada’s live entertainment tax, claiming it’s a violation of their First Amendment rights. Last Tuesday, the owners of the Déjà vu Showgirls, Little Darlings, Spearmint Rhino, …
Grand Jury to Investigate Kansas Adult Stores Again By: Thomas J. Stanton (from AVN) TOPEKA, Kan. – Relying again on a Kansas law which mandates a grand jury investigation if enough names can be gathered on petitions, Abilene anti-adult entertainment proponent Phillip C. Cosby, and Paul Barnes, president of Topeka Evangelical Area Ministries, have announced …
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Bush administration wants mandatory website labeling From Boing Boing Snip from a CNET News.com report by Declan McCullagh: Web site operators posting sexually explicit information must place official government warning labels on their pages or risk being imprisoned for up to five years, the Bush administration proposed Thursday. A mandatory rating system will “prevent people …
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From AVN: Experts Tell City that Adult Stores Don’t Cause Crime By: Carlos Martinez MANCHESTER, Conn. – Despite some complaints to the contrary, experts in this small hamlet told city officials that adult stores don’t cause crime. Lori Sudderth, associate professor of Qunniepac University with a doctorate in sociology, told the Manchester Board of Directors …
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People apparently like the idea of an android / robot sex partner so much, that it is often faked; using real people to play androids in movies;
Extreme Associates Petitions Supreme Court By: Mark Kernes From AVN After months of preparation, the Petition for Writ of Certiorari of Extreme Associates, Rob Black and Lizzy Borden has been completed and is on its way to the clerk of the United States Supreme Court – the defendants’ last stop before either being absolved of …
TV networks and affiliates challenge FCC on “indecency” Four television networks — ABC, NBC, CBS and Fox — and their respective affiliates are challenging an FCC ruling that several programs were indecent because of language. Snip: The move represents a protest against the aggressive enforcement of federal indecency rules that broadcasters have complained are vague …
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Some people hate it when an idea gets rolled out by someone else before thier own implementation of it gets wings. Well, I have to admite, sometimes I hate it too. But then I remind myself, if it’s a great idea it will succeed, and I can judge my great idea ratio by other people’s …
Porn restrictions aim ‘to protect children’ from iol.co.za Edwin Naidu April 09 2006 at 10:38AM The government is clamping down on pornography. South Africa’s revised porn law restricting the sale of sex publications to adult stores comes into effect on July 1. The new regulations in the Films and Publications Act make it an offence …
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In an article via yahoo / reuters there is discussion about all major movie studios halting production of the Sony UMD’s for movies. Disappointing sales have slowed the flow of movies on the proprietary Universal Media Disc to a mere trickle. At least two major studios have completely stopped releasing movies on UMD, while others …