The 1994 San Diego Cable TV Controversy involved a dispute between Hustler Magazine publisher Larry Flynt's attempt to promote his company's pay-per-view programming on local cable systems without...
The 1980 Postal Hearing Before Congress
In 1980, Larry Flynt testified before Congress after the USPS considered new regulations banning the mailing of sexually explicit content. He argued that if...
The 1992 Oklahoma County Morality Ordinance
In 1992, an ordinance passed in Oklahoma County banning the display of pornographic magazines such as Hustler in public stores and businesses. This...
YouTube recently removed the Hustler magazine's exclusive interview series 'Hustler White House' from their platform. This decision follows an investigation into the show by the company, which found...
Hustler, an American men's magazine founded in 1974 by Larry Flynt, faced several legal issues due to its explicit content. In particular, its website was frequently censored for containing sexually...
In 1981, a Florida school board attempted to block the sale of Hustler magazine within five miles of any school due to its graphic sexual content. Flynt, the owner of the publication, argued that...
Hustler publishes various media including magazines, websites, books, DVDs, and streaming services. In November 2017, Instagram removed posts containing images from Hustler's "Beaver Hunt" event...
This article will discuss the history and context surrounding the 19999 incident when Japanese customs officials rejected an issue of Hustler magazine. It includes details about Hustler's origins as...
The 2006 Mississippi Library Access Controversy occurred when parents in the small town of Ocean Springs became upset upon finding a magazine titled Hustler in the restricted periodicals section at...
The 1989 Louisiana Anti-Porn Ordinance was passed to prevent children from accessing pornographic material in public places. It required that magazines containing nudity or sexually explicit content...