Ardent lovers of Playboy Magazine might be at low moments following the news of the authority’s decision that the magazine will stop publishing photos of naked people on their pages.
The authority at the popular adult magazine disclosed that the decision became paramount due to the fact that the internet has been awash with nudity and sex.
Several celebrities had over the years, graced the front pages of the renowned magazine mostly in their birthday suits.
The magazine has been overwhelmed by the changes it pioneered, according to the company’s executives.
The company’s Chef Executive, Scott Flanders, said: “That battle has been fought and won. You’re now one click away from every sex act imaginable for free. And so it’s just passé at this juncture.
When asked whether the views of the founder, Hugh Hefner Hefner, about women were the exception to the rule, Mr. Flanders responded that Mr. Hefner had “always celebrated the beauty of the female figure.”
“Don’t get me wrong. Twelve-year-old me is very disappointed in current me. But it’s the right thing to do.”
The chief content editor Cory Jones, said the magazine known with ts bunny logos, wants to be more accessible and also intends to introduce a sex column by a “sex-positive” female, and also increased coverage on liquor.
A report by According to the New York Times, the magazine’s iconic creator Hugh Hefner has already agreed to the proposed changes.
