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Brazzers is a ferregraphic production company in North America. The Brazzers network currently consists of twenty-nine hardcore websites.

The Brazzers brand was launched in early 2005 by Ouissam Youssef and Stephane Manos, friends at Concordia University, and Matt Keezer.[1] While their website is managed from Montreal, Quebec, Canada, the majority of their scenes and photographs are shot in Las Vegas, Nevada; Los Angeles, California; and Miami, Florida.

Brazzers.com is frequently ranked as one of the top 500 most-viewed websites on the internet.[2]
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1 Recent history
1.1 Parental control
2 Criticisms
3 Awards
4 References
5 External links

[edit] Recent history

In 2008, Brazzers created Mofos Network, a harder-edged site. Mofos Network focuses on girls who are less experienced and relatively unknown in the industry with lighter, uncomplicated storylines.

Brazzers was featured on an episode of MTV’s True Life.[3] The MTV crew followed porn actress Jayden Jaymes at the 2009 AVN, capturing her meeting and greeting fans while at the Brazzers booth.
[edit] Parental control

Brazzers adheres to strict parental control standards by using the ICRA labeling system,[4] ICRA is part of the Family Online Safety Institute. Brazzers regulates its site to prevent children from accessing their adult content.[citation needed]
[edit] Criticisms

Brazzers came under industry criticism for associating with tube sites such as Pornhub. In response, in 2009, Brazzers initiated an anti-piracy campaign.[5]

In 2008, after being fired by Brazzers, producer Bobby Manila charged Brazzers with a lawsuit for fraud and violating the terms of contract. The lawsuit was eventually settled out of court.[6]

In February 2010, a lawsuit was filed by Pink Visual Studios accusing Brazzer's network parent company of infringing on copyrighted content by distributing unlicensed video content on their highly trafficked free tube sites. Brazzer's network has been accused of benefiting from unlicensed content by indirectly benefiting from traffic from tube sites but this is the first time a well known studio is officially suing them. A class action lawsuit is also being considered by other studios.[7]
[edit] Awards

2009 AVN Awards – Best Adult Website[8]
2009 AVN Awards – Best New Video Production Company
2009 AVN Awards – Best Big Bust Release, Big Tits at School
2009 XBIZ Award – Affiliate Program of the Year[9]
2010 AVN Awards - Best Big Bust Series, Big Tits at School[10]
2011 AVN Awards - Best Membership Site Network[11]
2011 AVN Awards - Best Big Bust Series, Big Tits at School[11]
2011 AVN Awards - Best Vignette Release, Pornstar Punishment[12]