Mainstream Media Ignores Prestigious Sex-Positive Internet Study (XBIZ)

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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Two months ago, Indiana University’s prestigious Kinsey Institute, the pioneering institution in scientific research about sexual behavior, released the results of a study that concluded that technology, specifically access to sexual material and connections on the internet, “facilitates sexual and emotional interactions.”

Over the same period, the study was ignored by mainstream news outlets, which chose to report about sexual behavior online by focusing on criminal behavior and negative think pieces influenced by War on Porn propaganda.

The Kinsey study, conducted independently by a third-party polling company and scientists at the Bloomington-based institute, surveyed a statistically significant sample of over 8,000 Americans, chosen based on the most recent U.S. Census data.

It concluded that “adults who engage with ‘sextech’ — innovative technologies used to enhance sexuality — […] report feeling connected to virtual partners both emotionally and sexually.”

"Sextech" includes online pornography, webcams and sex chats.