Exploitative Entertainment
Conduct Screen Harmful Products
Entertainment business models that exploit vulnerable populations or normalize harmful behavior — includes predatory gaming mechanics (loot boxes, pay-to-win targeting minors), exploitative reality TV formats, and entertainment products designed to extract money from addictive behavior. Distinct from gambling (which covers regulated gambling operations) and animal_exploitation_entertainment (which covers live animal use).
4 companies currently excluded under this screen
Excluded Companies (4 total)
Showing 4 of 4 companies excluded under this screen.
| Ticker | Company | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| LOPE | GRAND CANYON EDUCATION INC | Grand Canyon Education Inc. provides marketing, recruitment, and enrollment services to Grand Canyon University. The company’s business model has been the subject of multiple federal and civil actions... |
| PRDO | PERDOCEO EDUCATION CORP | Perdoceo Education Corporation operates for-profit colleges, including Colorado Technical University and American InterContinental University, which derive revenue from federal financial aid programs.... |
| RICK | RCI Hospitality Holdings, Inc. | RCI Hospitality Holdings operates approximately 50 adult nightclubs under brands including Rick's Cabaret, Scores, XTC, and Jaguars, along with Bombshells sports bar restaurants. The company's core bu... |
| TWNP | TWIN HOSPITALITY GROUP INC | Twin Hospitality Group operates Twin Peaks, a chain of sports bar restaurants where the business model centers on the commercial objectification of predominantly female service staff. Twin Peaks marke... |
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