Spotlight Features

YNOT Events has announced that the YNOT Summit, an online virtual adult industry gathering, will run July 20-22 and be free to attend for qualified industry...

As #BlackLivesMatter protests around America and the world continue, multiple industries are taking a hard look at their treatment of race—and adult entertainment is no exception....

A second federal court has ruled that the government cannot deny COVID-19 disaster loans to adult businesses that offer entertainment of a “prurient sexual nature” under...

Some states around the US have begun to reopen businesses and public areas, even as the national death toll from the new coronavirus continues to rise....

A lawsuit filed by the original owner of Wines.com covers a lot of territory -- but the central lesson may be that if you own a...

An appellate court in Texas has denied Facebook's request that it order judges in two lower courts to dismiss lawsuits brought against the social media company...

With 40 new plaintiffs were added to the lawsuit challenging the Small Business Administration's ban on loans to business of a "prurient sexual nature," the government...

Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic seizing worldwide attention, politicians from both major parties in the U.S. seemed to be setting their sights on undermining Section 230...

You've probably heard there's a rule in the SBA's COVID-19 disaster loan application that prevents adult businesses from applying. But does it apply if your business...

The last week has offered a wild ride for Zoom Video Communications, the company behind the widely-used Zoom videoconferencing software. On the one hand, the FCC...