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Mister Fahrenheit  All-Star Member Meh 4655 Posts 10/13 |  Posted - Jul 29 2016 : 3:18PM[Link] |
| Quorrl Senior Member 2835 Posts 3/11 | Posted - Jul 29 2016 : 8:27PM ^^ So the FSC had asked Phyllisha Anne to do all this, so that they could afterwards accuse Weinstein of this fraudulent stuff? So she was not just a Double Agent planted by Weinstein in the Union, but even more from the beginning a Triple Agent whose actions can now be used by FSC against Weinstein? Clever plan...  [Link] |
| Mister Fahrenheit All-Star Member Meh 4655 Posts 10/13 | Posted - Jul 30 2016 : 2:54AM  [Link] |
| pringles All-Star Member 1351 Posts 2/08 | Posted - Aug 2 2016 : 4:25PM From the APAG twitter account: A local chapter DOES NOT have 2 agree w/its mother union. No officer shall have a felony record. Therefore @phyllisha_anne cannot have power A founder ISN'T an officer. A founder who isn't an officer has no power. Phyllisha Anne CANNOT imply otherwise, or conduct negotiations Any lobbying done by Phyllisha Anne, with @AIDSHealthcare or @FSCArmy are invalid and against ALL UNION LAW! Phylisha Anne is currently tweeting as @ientertainadult which is AGAINST THE LAW. She has no legal authority to act as an agent for IEAU We will keep announcing that the founder of IEAU @ientertainadult DOES NOT dictate how @apag_guild operates or what THIS Guild stands for In other news... [invalid URL removed]Derrick Burts Claims Prop 60 Opponents Are Spreading Lies (Xbiz) Derrick Burts, the former gay porn star who said he contracted HIV from another performer in 2010, has filed a lawsuit charging certain porn stars and a California lawmaker are intentionally spreading lies about Prop 60 to voters. Burts, an ally of the AIDS Healthcare Foundation, which is the chief sponsor of Prop 60, said in the suit filed Thursday that opponents - Eric Paul Leue, who leads the Free Speech Coalition as executive director and the anti-Prop 60 group Californians Against Worker Harassment; state Sen. Mark Leno, D-San Francisco; and adult stars Chanel Preston and Nina Hartley, among others - have filed false arguments with California elections officials. Those arguments are set to be delivered to voters in a ballot pamphlet in August, Burts said in the suit, which seeks for the respondents in the suit "to delete or amend false and/or misleading portions of the ballot argument against Prop 60" before its print deadline of Aug. 15. The suit also seeks attorneys fees. Phyllisha Anne Addresses Leaked Phone Recordings With AHF Rep (AVN) Muckraking adult news site TheRealPornwikileaks.com (TRPWL) late Friday posted a pair of seemingly incriminating recordings of a phone conversation between two people the site identifies as International Adult Entertainment Union (IEAU) founder Phyllisha Anne and AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) director of policy Adam Cohen in which Cohen explicitly offers financial assistance to the IEAU from AHF and later solicits the IEAU's support for AHF initiatives including Proposition 60, the bill going before California voters in November that would mandate the use of condoms in adult productions statewide. Both recordings can be heard here. more at the links above [Link] |
| Mister Fahrenheit All-Star Member Meh 4655 Posts 10/13 | Posted - Aug 2 2016 : 5:21PM [Link] |
| pringles All-Star Member 1351 Posts 2/08 | Posted - Aug 4 2016 : 4:38PM For comparison purposes, FSC raised over $700K in their 2012 loss against Measure B in Los Angeles County. AHF spent over $2 million on that campaign. Prop 60 is for the entire state. [Link] |
| whatsatelephonebill Senior Member 2935 Posts 10/11 | Posted - Aug 4 2016 : 5:40PM They really, really, really don't get it. Didn't get it then, don't get it now. FSC needs to stop relying on people from within the industry to run it, and find someone with actual political experience to do so instead. Because as time goes on, it becomes more and more clear that they completely and totally don't understand politics. Like, at all. [Link] |
| pringles All-Star Member 1351 Posts 2/08 | Posted - Aug 4 2016 : 6:25PM FWIW, FSC spent just under $100K in 2012 on a number of campaign consultants. I imagine they are doing so again. [Link] |
| Mister Fahrenheit All-Star Member Meh 4655 Posts 10/13 | Posted - Aug 4 2016 : 7:41PM [Link] |
| killbillvol69 All-Star Member ^Lucy Pinder 18634 Posts 4/08 | Posted - Aug 4 2016 : 9:59PM And if, in 10 years (because that's how long it would probably take), condom crackdowns happen in every state in the US, well they've already got a studio up and running in England. [Link] |
| whatsatelephonebill Senior Member 2935 Posts 10/11 | Posted - Aug 4 2016 : 10:04PM And by the way, I'd argue that the majority of Mindgeek's US scenes are shot in Vegas or Florida right now. RK and Mofos are primarily Florida, Brazzers is primarily Vegas, which basically leaves Digital Playground, Twistys, and Babes as their studios that primarily shoot in LA (and those three not only don't shoot as much as the other three, but they also shoot some scenes in Vegas too, as far as I know). Edit: And on top of that, if other companies get hit hard by being forced to use condoms, well then that's just another company they can go and buy up. Edited by - whatsatelephonebill on 8/4/2016 10:06:25 PM [Link] |
| pringles All-Star Member 1351 Posts 2/08 | Posted - Aug 5 2016 : 12:34PM In addition to Measure B, Manwin bought an Aptima machine for Cutting Edge Testing, and provided the initial funding ($50K/month) for the APHSS (now PASS) Performer Subsidy Fund. They reduced it to $10K/month in 2013 after they couldn't get other producers to contribute to the fund. Manwin offered to match any other funding. Other big contributors ($10K+) to Measure B included Vivid, Evil Angel, Hustler, Adam & Eve, Wicked, Doc Johnson, Cal Exotics and distributor IVD. Other contributors included Kink, Elegant Angel, New Sensations, Zero Tolerance, Girlfriends Films, MetArt, Kickass, and West Coast Productions among producers. Add Pulse (distributor), agents Spiegler and 101 Modeling, retailers Gamelink and DVD Empire, and Xbiz and Exxxotica. This list isn't meant to be complete but that covers most of it. It remains to be seen what MindGeek will do for Prop 60. So far Wicked is the largest contributor. [Link] |
| Mister Fahrenheit All-Star Member Meh 4655 Posts 10/13 | Posted - Aug 5 2016 : 1:23PM [Link] |
| Jamie Gardner Member demicomix.com Carnal Comics - True Stories of Adult Film Stars 105 Posts 6/04 | Posted - Aug 5 2016 : 4:10PM [Link] |
| whatsatelephonebill Senior Member 2935 Posts 10/11 | Posted - Aug 5 2016 : 5:14PM There's a difference between making off-hand comments and taking pictures and actually putting your money where your mouth is, especially when you're a celebrity and you have to do so publicly (the reason we know who donated to Measure B is because since this is political, you have to disclose your donors). I mean, sure, they could ask, but not much would come of it. And also, your net worth and your cash on hand are two entirely different things. Someone could have a net worth of $100 million, but 95% of it is tied up in investments or property, so it's not money they could give away with any quickness. [Link] |
| pringles All-Star Member 1351 Posts 2/08 | Posted - Aug 5 2016 : 6:35PM FSC, AHF Petitions Weighed Prior to Cal/OSHA Meeting (Xbiz) Cal/OSHA’s Standards Board released findings this week on two petitions that sought to alter § 5193, which prescribes protections against bloodborne pathogens for California porn shoots. Earlier this year, the Free Speech Coalition’s Eric Paul Leue and the AIDS Healthcare Foundation’s Michael Weinstein filed distinctive and diverging petitions with state regulators to address the safety and health of workers in the adult film industry. The Standards Board on Tuesday, in regards to both petitions (Nos. 557 and 560), said that it would grant convening an advisory committee, “with stakeholder involvement inclusive of AHF, FSC and a diverse cross section of the adult film industry to consider amending or expanding [§ 5193] to specifically address risks of employee exposure to bloodborne pathogens and STDs in the adult film industry.” In the proposed decision and order, the Standards Board also said that it doesn’t have the option of adopting a standard less effective in protecting adult entertainment workers than the federal standard of using barrier controls like condoms. more at the links above [Link] |
| pringles All-Star Member 1351 Posts 2/08 | Posted - Aug 8 2016 : 12:29PM $4,024 AEBN $4,024 Vivid $4,024 Wicked Sensual Care $3,219 Tropical MBC LLC (Clips4Sale) $1,600 Hard Drive Productions (Amateur Allure) [Link] |
| pringles All-Star Member 1351 Posts 2/08 | Posted - Aug 10 2016 : 4:05PM Organizers of California's "Yes on Proposition 60" campaign plan on airing TV advertisements starting today touting the condom initiative's supposed benefits. The 30-second TV spot, featuring former adult star Cameron Bay, will air throughout the state for the next 10-14 days, Yes on Prop 60 spokesman Rick Taylor told XBIZ. Taylor, who said that there will only one spot running through the next two weeks, did not provide a review copy of the ad to XBIZ as requested. more at the link above [Link] |
| killbillvol69 All-Star Member ^Lucy Pinder 18634 Posts 4/08 | Posted - Aug 10 2016 : 9:44PM This means that any resident of California can sue (and also learn the real identity) of virtually any adult performer working in CA, since almost everyone makes or distributes content whether on their personal website, clips4sale, manyvids or wherever else. [Link] |
| pringles All-Star Member 1351 Posts 2/08 | Posted - Aug 10 2016 : 10:29PM Judge: Prop 60 Ballot Pamphlet Statements Need Alterations (Xbiz) A Sacramento Superior Court judge made a tentative order Wednesday that will force changes on the official ballot pamphlet in regards to Proposition 60. Sacramento Superior Court Judge Timothy Frawley agreed with former gay porn star Derrick Burts that several of the "No on Prop 60" statements set to appear on voter pamphlets are misleading, including one that the porn condom initiative "weakens safety standards." 'Yes on Prop 60' Must Remove False Endorsements, Judge Says (Xbiz) A Sacramento Superior Court judge ruled today that the AIDS Healthcare Foundation was wrong to list two groups that had not formally endorsed the controversial adult industry initiative Proposition 60 and that the false endorsements should be stripped from the official voter guide. Last week, the San Francisco Medical Society and the International Entertainment Adult Union joined a writ filing requesting that their names be removed as supporters. Neither had endorsed Prop 60 but were listed as official supporters by AHF, the sponsor of the measure. AND "The court also agreed that performers who produce and distribute their own films, including married couples, can be sued under the regulations if a condom isn't visible." more at the links above [Link] |
| pringles All-Star Member 1351 Posts 2/08 | Posted - Aug 11 2016 : 5:31PM SWOP is a national social justice network dedicated to the fundamental human rights of people involved in the sex trade and their communities, focusing on ending violence and stigma through education and advocacy. In other news, AHF has filled their FAIR (For Adult Industry Responsibility) PAC with another $160,000 in contributions to use towards Prop 60, bringing the total to $1,800,809. correction: I wrote FSC when it should have said AHF above. Edited by - pringles on 8/11/2016 5:33:18 PM [Link] |
| pringles All-Star Member 1351 Posts 2/08 | Posted - Aug 14 2016 : 12:41PM [Link] |
| whatsatelephonebill Senior Member 2935 Posts 10/11 | Posted - Aug 14 2016 : 8:24PM I get the idea here, but appealing to Pornhub won't move the needle. They don't have to spead the message to the world about the bad things in this prop, they need to spread it specifically to the people of California. Pornhub may reach a ton of people worldwide, but I don't think it reaches that many likely voters in the state of California. [Link] |
| killbillvol69 All-Star Member ^Lucy Pinder 18634 Posts 4/08 | Posted - Aug 14 2016 : 8:28PM Edited by - killbillvol69 on 8/14/2016 8:29:47 PM [Link] |
| whatsatelephonebill Senior Member 2935 Posts 10/11 | Posted - Aug 14 2016 : 8:55PM This is why I keep saying it feels like they don't know what they're doing. I mean, AHF has a commercial with someone who has pretty much straight out lied about how she got infected. The porn industry is an industry full of people who, you know, make videos for a living. You're telling me they can't get make a 30-60 second commercial to actually try to combat that? Twitter/social media isn't the answer here. Pornhub isn't the answer here. You need to be directly appealing to the people of California, and from what I'm seeing they have not been doing that. [Link] |
| Dat_1_Dude Senior Member 1779 Posts 1/15 | Posted - Aug 14 2016 : 10:42PM [Link] |
| whatsatelephonebill Senior Member 2935 Posts 10/11 | Posted - Aug 14 2016 : 11:26PM I think the producers are the ones in legal trouble and not performers (but as someone pointed out a few posts ago, a whole lot of performers out there are also producers on some level, even if it's just a manyvids/clips4sale store). And I believe that cam shows are actionable, but I don't know how that' supposed to work. [Link] |
| pringles All-Star Member 1351 Posts 2/08 | Posted - Aug 15 2016 : 12:29AM The ballot initiative is aimed at adult film producers, talent agents and distributors. As whatsatelephonebill points out, many if not most performers would currently be considered producers. Camming for commercial purposes would be actionable. Remember that lawsuits can only happen if Cal/OSHA fails to respond to a complaint or take enforcement action of their own within a set period of time. [Link] |
| Mister Fahrenheit All-Star Member Meh 4655 Posts 10/13 | Posted - Aug 15 2016 : 1:23AM [Link] |
| whatsatelephonebill Senior Member 2935 Posts 10/11 | Posted - Aug 15 2016 : 1:24AM Actually, we already have an example of a tube site catering their site to a certain state to oppose a specific legislation (for those who don't want to click on the link, xHamster [one of the few large tube sites not owned by Mindgeek] blocked access to IPs from North Carolina after they passed HB2). But there's still a bunch of problems with that idea. The first is that even if I actually did think there were hundreds of thousands of people in California who visit Pornhub (and I'm not sure I do), how many of them are registered voters (or even old enough to vote), and how many would actually even see whatever ad they put on the site, let alone click on it to find out what it was actually about. The second is that the person likely to be on Pornhub and care enough to click whatever ad/link they do put up is more likely to be someone that was already going to vote their way anyway. And third is that I don't think that amount is enough to actually sway a statewide ballot in a state that has 40 million people in it, and about 18 million registered voters (17.7 as of last year is what I've found so far). I mean, every little bit helps and all, but I just don't see this being a particularly big deal. ^^ And if I'm AHF, as soon as the prop goes on the books I file so many complaints that there's no way that CalOSHA can respond to them all in time unless they automate it and fine everyone. Thinking about it, is the actual time limit already set in the language of the Prop, or is that something that'll be determined after it passes? Edited by - whatsatelephonebill on 8/15/2016 1:38:52 AM [Link] |
| pringles All-Star Member 1351 Posts 2/08 | Posted - Aug 15 2016 : 12:41PM With 5193, the risk of getting picked by Cal/OSHA for enforcement was low and the fines often got reduced. Prop 60 has more teeth to it by design. It's meant to light a fire under Cal/OSHA or allow other actions. You're either going to start shooting with condoms or you're going to go elsewhere. Repeat violations under Prop 60 quickly become more than most porn shoots cost to produce these days. Nobody is going to want to continue to do business in that environment."If the Division, within 21 days of receiving the request, responds that it is going to pursue the alleged violator(s) via the administrative enforcement process or a civil action, and initiates enforcement proceedings or files a civil action within 45 days of receiving the request, no other action may be brought unless the Division's action is abandoned or dismissed without prejudice. If the Division, within 21 days of receiving the request, responds in the negative, or fails to respond, the person requesting the action may file a civil action." [Link] |
| pringles All-Star Member 1351 Posts 2/08 | Posted - Aug 16 2016 : 5:06PM There were twelve people watching for most of the webcast with a high of seventeen. Some notes from the webcast: - Participating on the webcast: SWAP-USA President Savannah Sly, Ela Darling (APAC), FSC's Eric Paul Leue and Siouxsie Q, and FSC attorney Karen Tynan. - They said this would be a grassroots effort to stop Prop 60 because they don't have the money needed to fight it properly. - Karen Tynan said it would cost about $450 to initiate a complaint with Cal/OSHA and $30-50k for a producer/performer to defend themselves. - They said the latest group to support them is the Friends Committee on Legislation of California (FCLCA). FCLCA is a "nonpartisan, statewide public interest lobby founded by Quakers in 1952 to advocate for California state laws that are just, compassionate and respectful of the inherent worth of every person." - FSC Executive Director Eric Paul Leue said "Should Prop 60 pass, I will be the first person to urge everybody that is in the sex industry to leave this state." [Link] |
| Mister Fahrenheit All-Star Member Meh 4655 Posts 10/13 | Posted - Aug 16 2016 : 5:46PM And pringles, thanks again for gathering and contextualizing all this info for us. You are the forum MVP. [Link] |
| whatsatelephonebill Senior Member 2935 Posts 10/11 | Posted - Aug 16 2016 : 7:27PM Technically, the biggest legal hurdle should be the fact that producing porn isn't legal in either state (only California and New Hampshire at the moment), but I don't see any law enforcement officers being silly enough to actually make a fuss about it even with an increased amount of production. Realistically, the biggest hurdle should be the fact that all that would happen is that AHF would try to get the same type of thing passed in those states. Edited by - whatsatelephonebill on 8/16/2016 7:28:25 PM [Link] |
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| MorganKane Senior Member 6037 Posts 10/10 | Posted - Aug 16 2016 : 9:04PM [Link] |
| pringles All-Star Member 1351 Posts 2/08 | Posted - Aug 17 2016 : 12:18PM Read this post and the last section of this post by pornlaw. In a nutshell: 1) pandering/prostitution concerns 2) model release (contract) concerns 3) insurance concerns Ray Guhn (mentioned in pornlaws post) was sentenced to four years in prison in Florida. Another concern still talked about is running afoul of the Mann Act (transporting across state lines for the purpose of prostitution or illegal sexual acts). As to where to next... I've read articles by adult attorneys arguing for both Florida and Nevada as the best place to go. AHF won't be going away. They filed their first complaint with Nevada OSHA in 2013 and filed complaints with the Florida Department of Health as far back as 2010. Things can change as well. Early last year a joint statement from Nevada OSHA and the Nevada Department of Health and Human Services said they were considering whether to adopt regulations for porn productions. This was after reports that a gay performer became HIV+ after working on a porn set in NV. [Link] |
| whatsatelephonebill Senior Member 2935 Posts 10/11 | Posted - Aug 17 2016 : 12:39PM I can absolutely see the rest of your post happening, but as far as the pandering/prostitution laws, it seems to me that most states want to avoid that, because if someone got the balls (and legal backing) to challenge them on that one, there might not be a reason for it not to end up like the Freeman or Theriault cases that made porn legal in CA and NH respectively. So basically they'll arrest/fine you for anything else (like the Mann Act or public indecency or filming without a permit or something like that) before they do so for that. [Link] |
| pringles All-Star Member 1351 Posts 2/08 | Posted - Aug 18 2016 : 7:21PM Cal/OSHA's Standards Board Sends Proposals to Advisory Committee (Xbiz) Cal/OSHA’s Standards Board on Thursday voted, 6-0, to send two proposals that would amend or expand rules for bloodborne pathogen exposure in the adult film industry to an advisory committee. The advisory committee will evaluate dialogue from stakeholders — inclusive of adult entertainment performers, the Free Speech Coalition and the AIDS Healthcare Foundation — to continue with the next step to consider amending or expanding § 5193, the board said. more at the link above Cal/OSHA Sends Condom Rule to Committee ... Again (AVN) After hearing more than an hour of public comment from members of the adult entertainment industry and its opponents, the Standards Board of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (Cal/OSHA) voted this afternoon to send both Petition 557, filed by AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF), and Petition 560, filed by Free Speech Coalition (FSC), to an advisory committee to be set up by Cal/OSHA administrative personnel. more at the link above BurningAngel Incurs Cal/OSHA Fine for Shooting Sans Condoms (AVN) The California Division of Occupational Safety and Health (Cal/OSHA) has issued a fine against BurningAngel Entertainment for four violations of shooting adult content without the use of condoms, according to a report by the Los Angeles Daily News. Based upon an inspection conducted in April at a San Fernando Valley shooting location, the citation saddled BurningAngel with a total penalty of $32,400. more at the link above [Link] |
| pringles All-Star Member 1351 Posts 2/08 | Posted - Aug 21 2016 : 1:33PM -- Cal/OSHA Hearing: The 'Stakeholders' Speak (AVN) Mark Kernes' expanded article on the most recent Cal/OSHA Standards Board meeting -- Mercury News editorial: Vote no condom measure Prop 60 (San Jose Mercury News) [Link] |
| killbillvol69 All-Star Member ^Lucy Pinder 18634 Posts 4/08 | Posted - Aug 21 2016 : 7:04PM Is someone watching this thread? [Link] |
| whatsatelephonebill Senior Member 2935 Posts 10/11 | Posted - Aug 21 2016 : 10:25PM The most amazing thing about Prop 60, and why it should fail, is that people who don't even like porn realize how bad it is. For example the second to last paragraph of that San Jose MT article: [Link] |
| killbillvol69 All-Star Member ^Lucy Pinder 18634 Posts 4/08 | Posted - Aug 21 2016 : 11:40PM These measures and propositions are extremely poorly written and incredibly self-serving to AHF. [Link] |
| killbillvol69 All-Star Member ^Lucy Pinder 18634 Posts 4/08 | Posted - Aug 22 2016 : 3:06PM Hey Sexters, Here's a Very Good Reason to Care About Porn Laws [Link] |
| fanofman Senior Member 2053 Posts 9/15 | Posted - Aug 23 2016 : 5:45PM [Link] |
| pringles All-Star Member 1351 Posts 2/08 | Posted - Aug 25 2016 : 6:52PM Klausner: Prop. 60 will protect health of adult film performers [Link] |
| pringles All-Star Member 1351 Posts 2/08 | Posted - Aug 29 2016 : 12:09PM OSHA's maximum penalties, which have not been raised since 1990, will increase by 78 percent. The top penalty for serious violations will increase from $7,000 to $12,471. The maximum penalty for willful or repeated violations will increase from $70,000 to $124,709. --- APAC filmed a Prop 60 opposition video yesterday which we should see soon. They're also asking performers to send them a short clip saying how they would be affected by Prop 60. You can see some of the first ones from Ela Darling, Amarna Miller and Nina Elle. [Link] |
| pringles All-Star Member 1351 Posts 2/08 | Posted - Aug 31 2016 : 10:34AM --- FSC Addresses Antibiotics Claims (AVN) The Free Speech Coalition issued a statement today concerning the claims perpetuated by AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) and others that its Proposal 560 slated to be sent to a new advisory committee formed by Cal/OSHA would require adult perfomers to submit to bi-weekly shots of antibiotics as a means of warding off exposure to STDs on set. FSC statement in the link above --- APAC has elected a new board. Chanel Preston - Chairperson Ela Darling - President Mickey Mod - Vice President Venus Lux - Treasurer Verta - Secretary [Link] |
| Goldstein All-Star Member "You have sacrificed nothing and no one." 3689 Posts 8/10 | Posted - Aug 31 2016 : 11:05AM Antibiotic Resistance and the Threat to Public Healthtypo Edited by - Goldstein on 8/31/2016 6:06:01 PM [Link] |
| pringles All-Star Member 1351 Posts 2/08 | Posted - Aug 31 2016 : 3:11PM Yep. It has no place in a "toolbox of prevention options" to choose from. So... Is FSC proposing to make it mandatory? No. Does FSC "recommend to include such advances in the standard" as part of the toolbox of options ? Yes, it's on page 4 of their petition. Is it a bad idea? Yes. [Link] |
| pringles All-Star Member 1351 Posts 2/08 | Posted - Sep 2 2016 : 11:05AM --- Despite fears, condom law will not result in 'bonanza' of lawsuits (Los Angeles Daily Journal PDF) Op-ed by Los Angeles attorney Bradley W. Hertz. He's a partner at the San Francisco-based Sutton Law Firm and drafted Prop 60 for the AHF. The Daily Journal is the Los Angeles legal community's newspaper of record. [Link] |
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