Aylo has teamed up with sex worker support organization Cupcake Girls for the second season of their safety video series, which aims to educate performers and creators on how to protect themselves from exploitation.
\n \nYourVids has introduced its new Your10 feature, allowing fans to prioritize content from their favorite creators.
\n \nDripping with star power and gilded in XMA gold, international sensations Amirah Adara and Ella Hughes are set to helm Europe's biggest night as co-hosts of the 2026 XMA Europe Awards, taking center stage Sept. 13 in Amsterdam.
\n \nThe Free Speech Coalition (FSC) released a statement today praising its members and allies after a successful lobbying effort to prevent the SCREEN Act, a nationwide age verification bill, from advancing out of the Commerce Committee for a full vote on the Senate floor.
\n \nThe Senate Commerce Committee on Wednesday voted to approve the SCREEN Act, which would mandate nationwide site-based age verification of users seeking to access adult content online, but a procedural issue blocked the bill from advancing to the full Senate.
\n \nEssence Protection has introduced liability insurance for creators.
\n \nThe U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation has slated a markup session this week for the SCREEN Act, which would mandate site-based age verification of users accessing adult content online on a national level.
\n \nXBIZ is pleased to announce the nominees for the 2026 XMA Europe Awards, the adult industry’s biggest night on the continent, presented by premier creator platform Fansly, recognizing 980 nominees across 62 categories.
\n \nFrench media regulator Arcom on Wednesday announced that it is taking action against 31 adult websites that the agency says have failed to implement age verification as required under France’s Security and Regulation of the Digital Space (SREN) law.
\n \nSenator Mike Lee of Utah on Thursday introduced legislation that would impose strict new federal rules on adult sites and platforms, strongly echoing similar regulations imposed last year in North Carolina.
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