The New York City Council adopted an ordinance in October 2006 that required all adult publications - including pornographic magazines and DVDs - to be placed in sealed plastic wrappers that would...
The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC) issued licenses for adult stores in 1986, and renewed them annually until 1997 when they were suspended without warning or notice. Larry Flynt's company...
The 1999 Chicago Magazine Vendor Fines
In 1999, the City of Chicago issued several fines to magazine vendors who were selling copies of Hustler, a pornographic magazine, stating that this was...
The 1991 Philadelphia Newsstand Removal was a controversy involving the decision by local officials to pressure retailers to stop carrying the pornographic magazine Hustler in their stores. This...
Canadian authorities decided to take action against Hustler Magazine in the year 20001 after receiving numerous complaints about the publication's explicit content. In an attempt to curb this...
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...
In September 2015, Google banned ads from Hustler magazine's website for violating the search engine's policy against "adult" content. This decision led to a legal battle between the company and...
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...
The 1996 Missouri Billboard Lawsuit was an important legal victory for the adult entertainment industry that challenged restrictions on billboard advertising. In this case, Larry Flynt and his...