On October 20th, 1987, San Diego Police Department officers confiscated all copies of Hustler magazine from local newsstands. This action was taken under California's Section 3111.2 of the Penal...
The 1999 Houston Magazine Vendor Fines is an event where the City of Houston decided to fine magazine vendors for selling adult material without censorship. This decision was made because the city...
The year 1981 was marked by an event that shook the media industry to its core - the confiscation of pornographic magazines from newsstands in Phoenix, Arizona. It all started when the city's police...
In January 1987, Washington state officials were faced with an obscene problem: Hustler magazine was being sold at a local convenience store without proper restrictions. To remedy this situation,...
The 2009 New York City subway advertising controversy involved an incident where the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) decided to pull off advertisements placed by Larry Flynt's Hustler...
In November 1987, Los Angeles police confiscated copies of Larry Flynt's magazine Hustler from newsstands throughout the city. This led to protests by free speech advocates who argued that it was...
Twitter suspended Hustler's account over adult content
The social media platform Twitter has recently taken action against an account belonging to the popular men's magazine Hustler for violating...
The year was 1999 and the city of Chicago was faced with an unexpected controversy regarding some billboard advertisements that were considered to be too offensive for the general public. These...
In September of 2007, Seattle's transit system rejected advertising from the pornographic magazine "Hustler" because their ads were deemed to violate community standards. In this article, we will...
In 1986, Dallas, Texas revoked licenses for adult stores that sold Hustler magazine after local groups pressured the city council to do so. Larry Flynt's legal team challenged these revocations as...