As sure as flies like to hang around shit, the Pornocalypse keeps on truckin’. The seemingly systematic and relentless pursuit of adult ents workers and other associates with rule changes, misapplication of T&Cs and the general feeling of ill-will towards sex workers continues unabated. BaDoink […]
We recently told you about the Pornocalypse, or rather, why it matters and why you should care. We heard from Ms Naughty, the Australian feminist pornographer who has spent the last few years fighting battle after battle with the prudish social media networks; fine with […]
If you sift through #Pornocalypse for even a short while you will see a familiar message cropping up again and again: ‘The pornocalypse comes for us all.’ It may not yet have the tradition and durability of doom-laden portents like ‘The End Is Nigh’, but […]
On January 16th of this year BaDoink brought you the guide as we saw it to SexTech in 2015. ‘Lost Your MOJO?‘ we asked you as we eased you gently into the wide, burgeoning world of SexTech and all its modernized and pleasurable glory. We […]
Remember when Google tried to censor adult content on their Blogger platform – before performing an embarrassing climbdown 48 hours later – and we posited that Tumblr may well become the naked funtime platform of choice? Yeah well, scrap that because Tumblr are now in […]
As USA Today said when reporting on the sex worker boom in Silicon Valley last July: “Technology and sex make good bed partners.” Obviously it’s not just in the labs where this stuff goes down well. The Valley and all those who sail in it […]
It seems that France is in something of a moral quagmire over how its citizens use the internet. After news spread that French law courts were mobilizing to take on the might of Facebook, it appears the lawmakers of a nation synonymous with romance, passion […]
Google, everybody’s favorite Internet Gatekeepers of Justice and Morality, have stepped up their pivotal role in the Pornocalypse with the news that their Blogger platform will cease to host sexually explicit material from March 23rd. As Google’s updated policy states, any blog that contains “sexually […]
