But as the latest Pushkin podcast series "Hot Money" shows, Visa and Mastercard control porn because no one else wants to. As often happens with pornographic videos, it was downloaded and re-uploaded multiple times, and one of the re-uploads garnered 2.7 million views.īy all means, prosecute and punish MindGeek. MindGeek not only hosted the video, it transferred that same video to other websites it owned. Without her knowledge or consent, he uploaded it to Pornhub, where it was posted under the title, “13-Year Old Brunette Shows off For the Camera.”
As recounted by the court, when she was 13 years old, her boyfriend pressured her into making a nude video. Fleites sued MindGeek, the company that owns, one of the world’s most-visited websites ( 3.5 billion visits a month in 2019), and she sued Visa, the company that enables Pornhub to monetize its content.įleites’s story is horrifying. MindGeek, and on Friday a federal district court judge named Cormac Carney wrote an opinion that should send a shudder throughout the entire pornography industry. And it’s important to understand the character of some of the industry players who stream pornography onto the smart phones and computer screens of tens of millions of Americans-damaging minds, breaking hearts, and destroying lives. It’s important to understand the reality. It describes a court case that features truly dreadful facts about the porn industry. This newsletter will contain terrible content.
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