Penthouse continues online
Tech
January 18, 2016 11:28
Penthouse first appeared in 1969 and served through the years as the controversial brother of Playboy. For example, the magazine published unauthorized nude photos of Madonna and Miss America Vanessa Williams.
According to the parent company, the step is taken to keep competitive Penthouse. It is not yet known when the last copy in the shops.
Penthouse in 2004 already went bankrupt and was then taken over by FriendFinder Networks, the company behind sex dating sites like Adult FriendFinder. This company came into financial difficulties in 2013 and left the fair.
Playboy stopped late in 2015 with the publication of racy photos in his own words because it can not compete with porn on the internet. Penthouse although no specific reason given for stopping the tijdschfit, it's probably just suffering from the same difficult market conditions.
- Adult magazine Penthouse stops this year in publishing a physical edition. Parent company FriendFinder Networks has decided to remove the magazine and online publishing to further let go.
Penthouse first appeared in 1969 and served through the years as the controversial brother of Playboy. For example, the magazine published unauthorized nude photos of Madonna and Miss America Vanessa Williams.
According to the parent company, the step is taken to keep competitive Penthouse. It is not yet known when the last copy in the shops.
Penthouse in 2004 already went bankrupt and was then taken over by FriendFinder Networks, the company behind sex dating sites like Adult FriendFinder. This company came into financial difficulties in 2013 and left the fair.
Playboy stopped late in 2015 with the publication of racy photos in his own words because it can not compete with porn on the internet. Penthouse although no specific reason given for stopping the tijdschfit, it's probably just suffering from the same difficult market conditions.
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