The October 2009 issue of ETO is available to read online now. The lead story is given over to pressure group Large Cause’s claim that UK retail giant Ann Summers should be licensed while other news highlights focus on the non-enforceability of the Video Recordings Act 1984, a council’s ‘zero tolerance’ approach to companies selling sex toys by mail order, the Europe-wide regulation of Internet VOD from December and the introduction of a new sex toy brand.
Features include an in-depth look at what the lack of an enforceable Video Recordings Act means for the adult industry, plus look aheads to Venus Berlin and London’s Erotica and a look back at the recent Scala Playhouse trade fair.
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