In an interview with the New York Times, CEO Scott Flanders said founder Hugh Hefner, 89, had agreed with a proposal to stop publishing images of naked women from March 2016.
The redesigned Playboy, 62 years after it was launched by Hefner, will still feature a Playmate of the Month and provocative pictures of women, but they will be rated PG-13 (a rating that cautions that material may be inappropriate for children under 13).
Flanders told the NYT: “You’re now one click away from every sex act imaginable for free. And so it’s just passé at this juncture.”
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6 comments:
It's always been about the stories anyway.
The magazine will disappear in a couple of years anyway.
Never though Hef would cave to being PC
I guess we will see who was lying when they said :I read Playboy for the articles." I dont see the rag lasting a year without the pics. They had some of the most beautiful people in the world gracing their pages.
Glad my subscription is coming to an end, I will not be renewing.
It did it's job of corrupting our minds
Nobody really likes women anymore because of it.
They are sex items only
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