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Partly Govt-owned Telecom Firm Selling Smut in Australia
December 05, 2007 at 1:13 PM
Lifestyle News
For the partly government-owned telecom giant Telstra has been caught selling amateur porn over the internet, without even bothering to go through the motion of making any age checks. One can download video clips of naked women sunbathing and even wrestling in jelly at just a dollar per clip.
Through its website WotNext.com.au, Telstra shows footage with titles such as - My cousins sexy blonde girl fr, Bikini Pool side, 2 Topless Girls Swimming and Jelly Wrestling 2.
To make the soft porn easier to find, the site even highlights popular keywords such "babe", "breast, "sex", "stripper" and "topless".
Telstra launched WotNext in January, supposedly for bands to post their videos and boost their exposure. However eight of the 10 most-viewed clips involve women in states of undress.
The voyeuristic videos - free to view online - have been uploaded by users of the site who grab an equal share with Telstra of the $1 charge to download the clips on to a mobile phone.
However, Telstra said the website was not supposed to show porn and ordered a review into its content guidelines, when reporters sought the reaction of the management.
"Some of the current videos and the descriptions on WotNext are an unintended consequence of the user generated site and fall short of community expectations," spokesman Peter Taylor said.
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