Auckland researchers have been awarded almost $800,000 to study pornography. The $790,000 study by Auckland University staff will look at how it affects viewers and its impact on society. The research will include studies on young men and women, an art exhibition, an interactive website and a public symposium. The project is one of 88 [...]
The Dominion Post reports today: “[Stephen Peter] Crow, who is desperate not to carry a conviction as it would bar him from entering the United States where much of his pornography is obtained: said “I plead not guilty” [before Judge Russell Johnson in the Auckland District Court yesterday]. Crow’s “not guilty” plea was entered in relation [...]
“Controversial businessman Steve [Stephen Peter] Crow has pleaded not guilty to a charge of breaching a ban on managing companies in court in Auckland this afternoon [April 5, 2011]. “The Ministry of Economic Development imposed the four-year ban last year, following the collapse of several companies linked to Crow, best known as the organiser of [...]
The Society’s December 2009 Newsletter (Issue 110), among other things, addressed the questions: Who is funding the New Zealand porn industry linked to “porn entrepreneur” and NZ “Porn King” Stephen (Steve) Peter Crow? (He is now a banned as a company director for four years – see below). Who is company director John Malcolm Carr, an [...]
John Malcolm Carr is sole director of Eden Digital Ltd (formerly called Vixen TV Ltd) which imports and distributes hardcore pornography sleaze publications into New Zealand. His former co-director Stephen (Steve) Peter Crow was recently banned for four years from being a company director, or being involved in the management or promotion of a company, [...]
Hamilton City Council’s near miss as sexpo firm folds
The company wanting to host a sex expo at Claudelands went into liquidation the same day it asked the Hamilton City Council to agree to the show. Councillor Dave Macpherson said the council had had a lucky escape despite not being aware of the financial situation when it voted 9-1 last week against hosting the [...]