http://www.nytimes.com/2007/06/02/te...in&oref=slogin
The Internet was supposed to be a tremendous boon for the pornography industry, creating a global market of images and videos accessible from the privacy of a home computer. For a time it worked, with wider distribution and social acceptance driving a steady increase in sales.
But now the established pornography business is in decline — and the Internet is being held responsible.
Internet people are ruining the dvd business by giving it all away for free.
Times are changing, wondering whats the next big thing.
User generated content for fun and not for profit. Couples uploading their sexual encounters for free and not trying to make a buck. The good ol days are coming to and end I think.
The Internet was supposed to be a tremendous boon for the pornography industry, creating a global market of images and videos accessible from the privacy of a home computer. For a time it worked, with wider distribution and social acceptance driving a steady increase in sales.
But now the established pornography business is in decline — and the Internet is being held responsible.
Internet people are ruining the dvd business by giving it all away for free.
Times are changing, wondering whats the next big thing.
User generated content for fun and not for profit. Couples uploading their sexual encounters for free and not trying to make a buck. The good ol days are coming to and end I think.
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