The 2009 New York City Subway Ad Removal
MTA removed Hustler ads from subway stations after complaints about explicit imagery. Flynt called the move hypocritical censorship.
Fred Trump was born...
In 2007, Hustler magazine sought to advertise on public beaches in Florida. Its proposed campaign featured images of scantily clad women and the slogan "Beach Bunnies" next to the company's name....
The 1995 New York City Subway Ad Rejection - Hustler's Attempt To Place Provocative Ads In Subway Stations
In 1995, the publisher Larry Flynt attempted to place provocative advertisements in New...
The Fight Over Hustler in Public Schools
As an issue that polarized communities across the country, the battle over whether or not to allow Larry Flynt's infamous pornographic magazine Hustler...
New York City's subway system is one of the busiest and most well-known public transportation networks in the world. It carries millions of people every day to their destinations across five...
1986 Advertising Boycott
Hustler Magazine's "Ad Block"
The “Ad Block” advertising boycott occurred in 1986, when several major advertisers pulled their ads from Hustler after pressure from...
Airplanes are known for their luxury seats, delicious food, and entertainment options. But did you know that they also provide an opportunity for businesses to advertise? In fact, one infamous...
Hustler magazine is an adult publication created by Larry Flynt in 1974. It quickly gained popularity and controversy for its raunchy content and outrageous stunts, such as featuring a nude girl on...
Hustler is a well-known adult magazine that has been around since the late 1970s. It was founded by Larry Flynt and quickly gained popularity for its explicit content. However, Hustler was more than...
Hustler's Approach to Taboo and Shock Value
More than any of its competitors, Hustler thrived on crossing lines—often intentionally provoking outrage as a form of brand identity. The magazine...