The organizers of LALEXPO have announced the 2019 edition of the event will run from February 18-20 in Cali, Colombia. The announcement also noted the continuation of the Expo's workshops, with the next one scheduled for September 11 in Medellin.

YNOT has announced the launch of YNOT Magazine, a business digest which delves deep into a different subject in each issue. The focus of the first issue is adult website traffic and the current state of adult advertising networks, examining everything from the role of organic SEO...

Anti-porn activists often cite minors' unwanted exposure to online pornography as a factor in favor of establishing tighter regulation of online content. A recent meta-study suggests the rate of such exposure is in decline, possibly due to changes in the way young people access...

The U.S. Department of Justice and Free Speech Coalition have each submitted language for a proposed judgment in the FSC's long-running lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of 2257 record-keeping requirements. In its filing, the DOJ argues the FSC's proposed language goes...

Voting has opened for the 2018 YNOT Awards, the 8th annual edition of the online adult industry's original peer-selected awards show. Voting is open only to confirmed members of the adult entertainment industry, across 35 categories which cover a wide variety of adult products...

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has ruled in favor of playwright Matthew Lombardo, finding the lower court was correct in ruling Lombardo's play Who's Holiday! is a parody of How the Grinch Stole Christmas! and protected by the fair use doctrine.

Affiliate network NamOffers has announced the incorporation of Paxum to add more payment options for its affiliates. NamOffers' CEO says adding Paxum not only strengthens the network's payment methods, but gives affiliates "another easy and safe solution to get paid."

The New Zealand Court of Appeal has upheld a lower court's ruling that Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom can be extradited for trial in the United States on criminal copyright infringement and other charges. Dotcom and his attorney say they will seek review of the ruling from the New...

The FTC has obtained a temporary restraining order against online marketers alleged to have used deceptive trial offers to trick consumers into an undisclosed subscription billing arrangement. The case is a reminder to adult merchants to clearly disclose their terms, especially...

The Woodhull Freedom Foundation and several other plaintiffs have filed a federal lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the Allow States and Victims to Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act of 2017 (“FOSTA”), under the First and Fifth Amendments.