The landmark obscenity trial, R v Peacock concluded on Friday (see my previous post on the trial here) with a unanimous acquittal. I've finished putting a piece together this morning which I hope will be publish don a webzine in the next few days (I'll post a link once it's up). In the meantime, there are a number of excellent pieces that are already on the web:
BBC News: Not guilty verdict in DVD obscenity trial
The Guardian, Obscenity trial: the law is not suitable for a digital age
New Statesman, Obscenity Victory
New Statesman, It's time to abolish the obscenity law
The Guardian, Michael Peacock's acquittal is a victory for sexual freedom
Pink News, Not guilty verdict in gay escort’s obscenity trial
Readers may also find interesting a couple of videos below of the defendant, Michael Peacock in which he talks about his life. They were conducted by the Erotic Awards finalist, escort and porn performer, Drake Blaize.
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My take on the Guardian version of events:
http://graunwatch.wordpress.com/2012/01/07/obscenity-discourse/
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