Just a few years later, however, the release of a Kardashian sex tape launched not only howls of outrage but a lucrative career as well. Celebrities, it was said, should be above using sex to sell images and their products, and surely no one would stand for the sexualization of otherwise wholesome forms of entertainment. When a sex tape featuring heiress and reality star Paris Hilton was leaked online, the world went insane overnight, with calls for boycotts, internet regulation and other expressions of outrage. The same year saw another internet and entertainment scandal. Outraged parents called their cable companies, complaints streamed into the FCC and there was talk of bans, fines and all kinds of negative repercussions, all over the momentary exposure of a single mammary gland. When an ill-timed wardrobe malfunction revealed Janet Jackson’s nipple at the 2004 Superbowl, the internet was in an uproar.