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Like Your Sex with a Little Ultraviolence?

by Sabrina Morgan on March 3, 2006 · No Comments · in Adult Industry, Society, War on Porn

If you haven’t caught the posts and discussions over at SugarBank on porn, obscenity, and the violence/sex split, get your smut-happy ass over there pronto. If there’s reason to draw a line between violent movies and sex movies, should we be drawing it now? If not is there anything that we shouldn’t allow others to [...]

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“Pornographers Are On Your Side”

by Sabrina Morgan on February 22, 2006 · 8 Comments · in Adult Industry, Society

Pornographers are on your side. It’s true. At least, as regards children accessing porn. You don’t have to approve of porn to realize the logic inherent in the following statement: “Pornographers don’t want kids to visit their websites” “A Pornographers Guide to Protecting Kids from Porn Online,” SugarBank Actually Sam Sugar raises a good, glaringly [...]

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Playboy Penetrates MySpace

by Sabrina Morgan on February 15, 2006 · No Comments · in Adult Industry, Society

Smart. Very smart, especially in the light of the current flood of MySpace teen scare stories: Playboy.com Logs On to ‘Girls of MySpace’ By Rhett Pardon Monday, February 13, 2006 LOS ANGELES — Playboy.com set off a round of controversy Monday as it announced that it will tap into the ether for a “Girls of [...]

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