With sex doll brothels opening in several cities around the globe, local governments are moving to prevent them from doing so in their area. Despite being termed "brothels," the legal mechanism governments will use against such businesses aren't likely to include laws prohibiting...

Move over, bros. There’s a new comic book hero coming for the #MeToo generation! Journalist Lynsey G. has launched a kickstarter effort for "Tracy Queen," a sex working cam girl superheroine who fights for women's empowerment!

Noteworthy gentleman's club PaperMoon, located in Virginia, has several holiday-time charity initiatives on the books for November and December. Help this group help support our fellow humans this fall/winter!

No litigant wants to be labeled a "copyright troll," especially now that judges have grown wary of such creatures appearing in their courtrooms. But as the case Glacier Films v. Turchin shows, courts can differentiate between copyright trolls and rightsholders who pursue their...

ManyVids CEO and co-founder Bella French has won intimate.io's "Social Impact" award. The honor was bestowed upon French during the 8th annual YNOT Awards, held in September 2018 in Prague. This is the first year that the award has been given.

In an effort to generate community feedback and foster transparency, CCBill has launched a new Ideas Board.

Back in the summer of 2016, then-presidential candidate Donald Trump signed a pledge averring that he'd "aggressively enforce" federal obscenity laws. Two and a half years later, what has become of that campaign promise -- and have any of the groups which applauded it noticed?

Another app is discriminating against sex workers -- no surprise there. But this time, with Tinder, it's personal.

The Erotic Heritage Museum will play host to local burlesque duo The Roommatez’ newest variety show, “GODDESS,” Thursday, November 8. The show, which will feature four acts and a friendly stage kitty, will be hosted by Las Vegas burlesque icon Miss Miranda Glamour and will start...

Under a bill proposed by Sen. Ron Wyden, tech executives would face jail time for misrepresenting their company's use of consumer data. "Today’s economy is a giant vacuum for your personal information," Wyden said. "It’s time for some sunshine on this shadowy network of...