Pornhub

Pornhub is a video-sharing website specializing in pornographic content. Launched in 2007, it is operated by Aylo.

User-generated content: Media or other material created and published by users rather than professional producers. Pornhub combines user uploads with professionally produced videos.
YouPorn: An adult video-sharing website launched in 2006. Its earlier launch marks the rapid rise of tube-style adult video sites.
National Center on Sexual Exploitation: A United States advocacy organization that campaigns against sexual exploitation and pornography. The organization has led public campaigns and criticism concerning Pornhub's content policies.
OnlyFans: A subscription platform where creators sell access to content and interact with subscribers. Its creator-centered paid model differs from Pornhub's largely ad-supported video catalog.
Content moderation: The review and enforcement of rules governing material published on a platform. Moderation determines which uploads remain available and how reports are handled.
Tube site: A website organized around streaming videos, often including user uploads and short clips. Pornhub belongs to the tube-site model that reshaped online pornography distribution.
The New York Times: An American newspaper founded in 1851. A 2020 investigation by the newspaper intensified scrutiny of abusive and nonconsensual videos on the site.
XVideos: A large adult video-sharing website operated by WebGroup Czech Republic. It competes in the same tube-site market with a separate operator.
Recommendation system: A computational system that selects and ranks items for users based on data and rules. Recommendations help organize a large catalog and influence which videos receive attention.
Manwin: A Luxembourg-based adult entertainment company that acquired MindGeek's predecessor businesses. Manwin was part of the corporate lineage behind Pornhub's later ownership.

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