If you’re an avid reader of this blog, then you probably already know that we’ve teamed up with LA Porn Tours to give you a chance to win a free seat on the bus! If you have no idea what I’m talking about then you can check out our previous blog and find out for yourself because I don’t feel like writing about it again.
Anyway, the second tour is done and over with and one lucky guy got to experience the LA Porn Tour for himself! FOR FREE! Aren’t you jealous?
Question: I have a question regarding pornography usage and browser histories. As a matter of courtesy to my wife (and anyone else who may use our devices), I always clear the browser history on whatever device (computer/iPad) I may have used to view pornography. I’ve always just assumed that she doesn’t want to see “Teen Anal Adventures” or “Lifestyles of the Deep and Fisted” when she logs on to the browser history. However, the other day, she noticed a blank browser history and berated me for “keeping secrets” from her regarding my masturbatory viewings. I thought I was following proper porn etiquette by erasing the browser history. Now I’m not so sure. Your thoughts?
I was pleasantly surprised to see that Forbes had recently run a story revolving around the porn industry seeing that most of the content you find in Forbes has to do with business news and financial information rather than sex convention coverage. They usually try to steer away from bringing up the porn industry, even though the whole world knows that porn is a multi-billion dollar industry. Forbes even said it themselves back in the early 2000′s, “the business of smut grosses as much as $14 billion annually,” and has clearly grown to gross more since then!
We told you before about Sunny Leone and her big break into Bollywood. Well, filming is done and she’s back in India doing a press tour for the major Bollywood film Jism2 and we’ve got the scoop on what it’s all about. Read on for more, as well as a Sunny Leone pictorial!
A hotel chain in the Lake District of England has made quite a splash. The hotel’s owner had been wondering about “the sense of providing a book, the Gideon Bible which no one reads, and many dislike, in the bedside cabinet of our hotel bedrooms, instead of a book which everyone wants to read”. So he decided that he’d replace all the bibles in his 40 guest rooms with something his guests would rather read. He originally considered something by Ayn Rand but read on to find out what book he finally chose….
We’ve got yet another reason to love San Francisco now. The San Francisco Public Library has been installing plastic privacy shields on some of their computer monitors. Why, you ask? For porn, of course!
As we probably all know by now, the city of Los Angeles passed an ordinance earlier this year requiring condoms to be used in all porn shot with a filming permit. This week, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved a ballot initiative asking voters to decide whether or not porn stars will be required to wear condoms. Taking place in November, it looks like the condom debate may come down to Joe Blow voter.
The 2012 Republican National Convention (RNC) is coming up and we all know what that means: porn stars and strip clubs. No, seriously. The RNC is taking place August 27-30, 2012 in Tampa, Florida and hosting 2,286 delegates and 2,125 alternate delegates from across the country. This is along with over 15,000 members of the press all converging on the city of Tampa. So what does this have to do with porn stars and strip clubs? Read on to find out….
Some people clearly just haven’t caught on to the joys of having their own computer and Internet connection. News broke today of a man in Eugene, Oregon who’s been charged with four counts of first degree burglary, one count of menacing and one count of coercion. What prompted all of these charges? Well, 21-year-old Antone Owens has allegedly been on a spree of breaking into neighbors’ homes and using their computers to watch pornography which he then masturbates to.
A lot of talk has been happening lately about the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) and how it affects porn. This has become especially true since Viacom’s case alleging Youtube infringed its copyright reached an appeals court that ruled Youtube could be liable if it knew infringing content was on its site. While this case is far from over, it does have serious implications for the porn industry.
