In the 1980s and early 1990s, Penthouse magazine's sales were strong across North America and Western Europe, but its circulation declined after that point due to increased competition from internet...
It Had a Sister Website
Like many print magazines, Naughty Neighbors eventually developed an online presence through its sister site under The Score Group's digital umbrella. The site featured...
Transit officials in Seattle recently made the controversial decision to reject an advertising campaign from the adult magazine publisher Hustler that would have featured women dressed as police...
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...
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...
The 1994 San Francisco Adult Store Protest
Local activists protested Hustler-branded adult stores, claiming they promoted sexism. Flynt defended the stores as legal businesses. This essay...
The year was 2010 when a company called Hustler, which specialized in publishing men's magazines, began to advertise their products on the popular social media platform, Facebook. The campaign...
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...
The 2012 Instagram Erotic Content Crackdown
Instagram tightened its restrictions on erotic content in 2012, which resulted in the removal of many Hustler posts and accounts. This led to criticism...
In the year 2004, the city of San Diego California enacted a new ordinance that would require all businesses located within the city limits to comply with certain standards regarding the display of...