The blurb reads:
It was once too taboo to talk about, but not anymore. It?s the other Hollywood. A $13-billion industry. Consumers have a voracious demand for it? every second, $3075 is spent on it? more than 28,000 internet users are viewing it? 372 internet users are typing keywords into search engines to find it. Every 39 minutes, a new video in the US is being produced. All in service of Porn. CNBC takes viewers inside the Porn industry for your first, all-access look at the big budgets, the small players, the super-stars, and the one issue that could bring the adult industry to its knees. In this all new CNBC Original, Melissa Lee reports on PORN: BUSINESS OF PLEASURE.
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It was once too taboo to talk about, but not anymore. It?s the other Hollywood. A $13-billion industry. Consumers have a voracious demand for it? every second, $3075 is spent on it? more than 28,000 internet users are viewing it? 372 internet users are typing keywords into search engines to find it. Every 39 minutes, a new video in the US is being produced. All in service of Porn. CNBC takes viewers inside the Porn industry for your first, all-access look at the big budgets, the small players, the super-stars, and the one issue that could bring the adult industry to its knees. In this all new CNBC Original, Melissa Lee reports on PORN: BUSINESS OF PLEASURE.
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The "issue" was proliferation of free internet porn and declining sales. It was mostly from the DVD industry's viewpoint though, so they were also blaming "cheap internet porn" for their lack of sales, and spent quite a while interviewing the president of Vivid... A few years too late I think.
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