Vivid says no to porn

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Los Angeles, CA (CNS) - Although Vivid Entertainment makes pornographic films, they still have the children's interests first. This has been revealed by the head of the leading pornographic movie studio when he revealed he has called on Yahoo and Google to help them prevent kids from accessing their films.

Steven Hirsch, co-chairman and founder of the porn studio, spoke to the MBA candidates of the Yale School of Management about how his company takes steps to ensure a minor wouldn't be exposed to their works.
"None of the search engines and portals, but particularly Yahoo and Google, has taken any significant steps in this direction. Vivid will work with any company that is ready to make it much more difficult for children to be exposed, even inadvertently, to material intended only for adults."

"This is not about First Amendment rights, it is about protecting children."
Hirsch adds that he spends time to ascertain his actresses are willing. "I spend more time trying to talk a new girl out of becoming a porn star as I do discussing the deal points of her contract once she's convinced me that she really does want to go down that path."