Friday, June 17, 2005
As the new 2257 regulations come into effect June 23rd, some porn companies are on the run as their adult movie business has come under attack. This could prove very important for the online porn industry later on in this year.
Sunday, February 13, 2005
Hey, My Blog has now moved to The Business Voyeur
Sunday, November 14, 2004
Monday, April 05, 2004
Vivid Condoms now in top hotels across the US
"If you get lucky in Las Vegas, Vivid has you covered."
It seems Vivid entertainment (hosts of Jenna Jameson and Briana Banks) are now offering safer protection for initimate moments. With their new range of condoms, we hope they shape up to their recent porn film offerings such as Bella Loves Jenna and VaJenna
Read more
See the condoms here
"If you get lucky in Las Vegas, Vivid has you covered."
It seems Vivid entertainment (hosts of Jenna Jameson and Briana Banks) are now offering safer protection for initimate moments. With their new range of condoms, we hope they shape up to their recent porn film offerings such as Bella Loves Jenna and VaJenna
Read more
See the condoms here
Saturday, February 21, 2004
Blockbuster being sued for "porn" on childrens film
A couple in America are claiming that their four year old daughter was exposed to hardcore pornography and are suing the Blockbusted video firm over it.They claim the material appeared for 10 minutes after the movie credits for "Home Alone 3" tape.
Read the full story here
Visit the official blockbuster video site here
A couple in America are claiming that their four year old daughter was exposed to hardcore pornography and are suing the Blockbusted video firm over it.They claim the material appeared for 10 minutes after the movie credits for "Home Alone 3" tape.
Read the full story here
Visit the official blockbuster video site here
Sunday, February 15, 2004
Playboy teams up with SuicideGirls
Playboy.com and SuicideGirls.com have partnered up to feature SuicideGirls on Playboy's website and to sell SuicideGirl merchandise in the Playboy store, Playboy.com president announced "Playboy appreciates beauty in all its different forms, and we've loved the SuicideGirls from afar for quite some time. We're thrilled to finally bring them to Playboy.com fans"
Read the full article here
Check out Playboy.com here
See SuicideGirls.com here
Playboy.com and SuicideGirls.com have partnered up to feature SuicideGirls on Playboy's website and to sell SuicideGirl merchandise in the Playboy store, Playboy.com president announced "Playboy appreciates beauty in all its different forms, and we've loved the SuicideGirls from afar for quite some time. We're thrilled to finally bring them to Playboy.com fans"
Read the full article here
Check out Playboy.com here
See SuicideGirls.com here
Friday, February 13, 2004
Federal Trade Commission gets the Playstation 2 porn site spammers
Spammers sending emails promising free Sony Playstation 2 games consoles to trick the recipients into going to adult websites then being put through a "dialer" to a 1-900 numbers with high call charges per minute have been cracked down upon by the FTC
The settlement between the FTC and the spammers bans Christopher Baith, Cosme Monarrez, Jr., and Sorabh Verma from "engaging in any future misrepresentative activities and from sending spam misrepresenting their identities or that of their e-mail's subjects" Christopher Baith was ordered to pay $10,000 by a federal court which agreed to let him pay $2,500, but if he is found to have misrepresented his financial position he will be forced to pay the rest
Read the full story here
See what they were offering here
Spammers sending emails promising free Sony Playstation 2 games consoles to trick the recipients into going to adult websites then being put through a "dialer" to a 1-900 numbers with high call charges per minute have been cracked down upon by the FTC
The settlement between the FTC and the spammers bans Christopher Baith, Cosme Monarrez, Jr., and Sorabh Verma from "engaging in any future misrepresentative activities and from sending spam misrepresenting their identities or that of their e-mail's subjects" Christopher Baith was ordered to pay $10,000 by a federal court which agreed to let him pay $2,500, but if he is found to have misrepresented his financial position he will be forced to pay the rest
Read the full story here
See what they were offering here
