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Screw Magazine's Al Goldstein Moves Out of Mansion
Known for years as an eyesore for neighbors and boaters in this affluent waterfront enclave of Broward County, Al Goldstein, the famously crass publisher of Screw magazine is moving out of his mansion and taking his controversial foam statue of a human hand giving the world the "finger."
SBC to Roll Out More Broadband; CEO Sees ‘Explosive’ Growth
There’s no let up in the steam pushing broadband. And that’s good news for the online adult industry, which contributes billions to the economy. SBC Communications Inc. said it will spend between $4 billion to $6 billion to build a network capable of high-speed broadband, digital television and voice-over Internet protocol technology services.
Nevada Town Wants Brothels Out
The brothel capital of the world, Nevada, is in the midst of a massive identity crisis. Legalized prostitution, which has long been part of the state's free-wheeling attitude might be facing a formidable threat if a group of outraged citizens have their way at the November election.
AIDS Healthcare Foundation Lashes Out at L.A. County
The AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) held a press conference Monday morning on the steps of the Los Angeles County Department of Health Headquarters to protest the slow progress in approving an ordinance that could potentially save lives.
Verizon Rolling Out True Wireless Broadband
Verizon Wireless says that by the end of 2005, customers in every major U.S. metropolitan area will be able to wirelessly connect any laptop, cellphone or PDA at true broadband speeds anywhere in the coverage area.
XTCMobile to Roll Out Service Next Month
XTCMobile will launch the first adult mobile TV network on wireless phones the first week of May, XBiz has learned. An adult industry first, XTCMobile will be offered for next-generation wireless phones and feature content from Wicked Pictures.
New Software Roots Out Pedophiles
The ChatNannies program, which was developed by a British programmer, launches thousands of sub-programs called nanniebots that can log on to different chatrooms and engage in humanlike conversation with users.
Penthouse Pulls Out Of Bankruptcy
After filing bankruptcy toward the end of 2003, General Media Inc., the publisher of Penthouse magazine, has tapped Seneca Financial Group for help
Bill Lyon Speaks Out
Many members of Free Speech Coalition have asked what prompted Bill Lyon's departure from the Executive Directorship of an organization whose free speech goals he so strongly believe in. This statement will serve to clarify
Spike Speaks Out
Shortly after a recent XBiz story about Acacia’s proceedings against Webmasters, I was contacted by Spike Goldberg, CEO of HomeGrown Video and one of Acacia’s most vocal opponents
Sex.com Comes Out On Top
XBiz caught up with Sex.com's Sales Manager Roxxie Rosen for an update on how the popular adult portal network has been coping since its legal woes have ended, and plans to go gangbusters in the international market.
Filtering Out Public Porn
On Monday, The United States Supreme Court, in a non-unanimous ruling, declared that Congress may compel public libraries to install anti-pornography filters on their computers, stating that the use of filters does not violate the First Amendment
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