Pornography — Social aspects.
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A visit to Club Orgy / produced by Robert Kuttner and Danice Bordett.
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The Sex offender / Dr. Paul Gebbard ; interviewed by Dale Minor.
Discussion of American views of sex and misconceptions about the affect of erotica on society.|THE SEX OFFENDER / Dr. Paul Gebbard| interviewed by Dale Minor. – SERIES: The New eroticism| no. 3 – Discussion of American views of sex and misconceptions about the affect of erotica on society. – BROADCAST: WBAI, 21 Oct. 1965.
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Girodias on Pornography / Maurice Girodias ; interviewed by Bob Sitton.
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Obscenity : the American hang-up / moderated by Milton Mayer.
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On pornography / S.I. Hayakawa, Murray Schwartz, and William Beach.
Presentations at the 1963 hearings of the Interim Committee of the Criminal Procedure Committee of the California Bar Association on the legal and social aspects of pornography. |r.1. S.I. Hawakawa — r.2. Murray Schwartz — r.3. William Beach. |r.1. S.I. Hawakawa — r.2. Murray Schwartz — r.3. William Beach.
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Censorship and obscenity / moderated by Lawrence Goldberg.
Eugene Boyle and Coleman Blease discuss the legal definitions and conflicts with free speech present in obscentiy evaluations.|CENSORSHIP AND OBSCENITY / moderated by Lawrence Goldberg. – Eugene Boyle and Coleman Blease discuss the legal definitions and conflicts with free speech present in obscenity evaluations. – RECORDED: 22 Jan. 1961. BROADCAST: KPFA, 3 Mar. 1961.
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Working for Mr. “X” : a peek at the pornography business in California / produced by Matthew Laser and Janice Windborne.
Documentary from interviews with actors, lawyers and producers who work in the world of California’s pornography industry. They shed light on the contradictions in its simultaneous popularity (200 million video tapes rented yearly) and condemnation by American society through social stigma, myths, and legislation.|WORKING FOR MR. “X” : A PEEK AT THE PORNOGRAPHY BUSINESS IN…
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Phone calls rated “X” / produced by Bill Drummond ; executive producer Bari Scott.
Documentary from panel discussion, listener phone-ins, and tape features, which explores the implications of 900 number fee-for-service phone exchanges within the context of First Amendment free speech rights. Examines the implications of telephone pornography, teenager useage, innovative community services and informations exchange projects, and the implications of regulation.|PHONE CALLS RATED “X” / produced by Bill…