Revenge Porn Site Owner Challenges Trolls
December 4, 2012
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as posted by the channel"For the "most hated man on the Internet," stretching the truth is part of the job description.
According to Salon, shock entrepreneur and Is Anyone Up? founder Hunter Moore has backed off his claims that his new website will allow scorned ex-lovers to post their former partners' addresses in addition to their naked photos and social media accounts.
On Saturday, Moore told Salon's Tracy-Clark Flory that he was "drunk and coked out" for his interview with BetaBeat's Jessica Roy, where he initially made the boast. In the interview, Moore gave more details on HunterMoore.tv, the new site that he began touting in August as the "scariest on the Internet." It is here he teased the new, invasive twist on his "revenge porn" concept -- posting addresses of site victims, leaving them open to stalking."*
Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian discuss the self-proclaimed "Most Hated Man on the Internet" and his revenge porn site. Now, he's making a new website and inviting people to troll him. Can this backfire, especially if Anonymous steps in? Why is he doing this at all?
*Read more from Drew Guarini/ Huffington Post
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