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Hey perves,
I came across the following arcticle for adult webmasters, and I thought I’d share it with you. It’s very informative and straight forward. I have already checked them all out, and even signed up with one of them and waiting to hear back from a second one about my adult content delivery.The only company I was not able to check out is grsoft.net because the site is currently not available. I hope you find this article as useful as I did:
With a wild political season, a massive wall-street bailout, and the stock market crash, one might assume the adult webmaster has been upstaged. In reality, adult entertainment is one of the most recession-proof industries on the Internet. When a web surfer has lost his job, his girlfriend and/or wife, maybe even his house, what better place to drown one’s sorrows in than the salacious world of online content?
Every second over 25,000 users are viewing adult content from the Web. Every second over $3,000 is being spent by whales and other customers for amorous adventures within their browsers. Yes, 2008 has been a rocky year, and even for the online entertainer it has been a year of consolidation. For the most part, these top-ten software offerings represent a refinement of new technologies, not the pioneering of them.
Wireless content, streaming video, CMS tools, and other nifty Internet gadgets are not new to 2008. This is not 1992 where the HTTP protocol itself was invented by Berners-Lee in Switzerland. No, this was a year of improving existing technology, making it more accessible and less labor-intensive for the adult webmaster. (more…)
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Hey Perves,
I apologize in the delayed update, but please dont be mad.
We wanted to make sure that everything was confirmed and in order… so without further ado, the great news.
Lexxxi Lockhart will be traveling to LA tomorow to do a shoot with Brazzers. The shoot will be one day on Wednsday, and she’s flying back home on Thursday. We are all very excited at the incredible speed that Lexxxi’s popularity is growing in such a short time. Word is, that she will be shooting with Brazzer’s contract male talent keiran Lee. (link to his interview provided by fellow blooger Lucy vonne)
Now don’t worry, as promised, Lexxxi’s site will still be 100% fan based interaction, there will be no deviation from that. Lexxxi loves her fans, so she’s dedicating her members site to those fan that show her support by fucking as many of them as she can on screen. With the exeption of me being in one, maybe two scenes for her site, the rest of the scenes will be ONLY the fans. Not that I’m not a fan of Lexxi, cause I really am. This is for the fans out there and their fantasy of being in a movie with her.
So stop by her myspace page: http://www.myspace.com/LexxxiLockhart, and whish her luck. I know there’s some of you that have contacted me asking me why Lexxxi hasn’t approved your friend request yet. Appologies are in order, and we promise that she will accept each and every one of you as soon as she logs back in. We have been busy planning and working and planning.. you didn’t hear thsi from me, but it seems that Seattle and Chicago have been bumped off by…. by….. NYC!!!!!!!!!!!!!. Yes, plans are not final, but it seems that Lexxxi and I will make appearances at this years exotic expo NY… now don’t get your panties in a bunch just yet, cause we are not sure if we will be able to shoot at all. She will be here for only 2 of the 3 days of the expo, leaving little if any time to shoot with her fans..
So that’s the Lexxi news for now. I have some other great news of my own, but for a different blog entry, I don’t want to overload everybody with great news. LOL.
Until next time, the JupaMan and his one eye helmet head.
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The annual Internext Summer show is being held from August 7th to 9th at the Westin Diplomat Resort in Hollywood, Florida. The Atlantic Ballroom will be buzzing with energy as industry leaders gather on the evening of Friday August 7th for the Mix and Meet Market Happy Hour sponsored by CommerceGate (www.commercegate.com).
CommerceGate is an industry leading Billing Solutions Provider on a global scale and is pleased to be able to enhance the opportunities of so many people in the industry by bringing them together for a night of entertainment and casual networking. With many industry decision-makers from a wide variety of adult market segments in attendance, the Mix and Meet Market promises to be a highlight of the show. CommerceGate will be sponsoring the Happy Hour bar provided during the event and looks forward to meeting with everyone at their table during the sponsor market as well. (more…)
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CANOGA PARK, Calif. – The Free Speech Coalition will moderate a forum Feb. 12 to discuss the potential development of recommendations for 2257 third-party record-keepers.
The forum will be held on the last day of the XBiz conference, from 1-3 p.m. in the Hidden Hills room in the Marriott, Woodland Hills.
FSC invites adult industry professionals who are interested and impacted by the 2257 final regulations and third-party record-keeping revision to attend.
“Every time there is a development in 2257, be it rules and regulations or court cases, we receive a number of calls,” said FSC Executive Director Diane Duke. “Third-party record keeping represents a significant change and we thought it beneficial to consider the development of recommendations to help industry professionals navigate these revised regulations.”
“This forum will determine if there exists a demand for these kinds of recommendations and the best people to facilitate their development,” she said.
For more about the FSC, visit the organization’s website.
*as posted on AVN.com
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–XBiz newswire
LOS ANGELES — Adult entertainment talent agents who are insured by State Compensation Insurance Fund and send performers to production sets of uninsured studios might be in for a shock if the porn star gets injured — they could be on the hook for a workers compensation claim.
State Fund, which manages the bulk of employers’ workers comp insurance in California, has changed its policy over workplace responsibility when adult entertainment agents book talent with uninsured production companies, according to adult industry attorney Michael Fattorosi, www.adultbizlaw.com [pictured].
Fattorosi told XBIZ that he had a half-hour long conversation with a State Fund underwriter Tuesday that revealed a bombshell over liability when he asked a question involving a new Porn Valley talent agent Fattorosi represents.
“State Fund told me that they feel there is a problem in the adult entertainment industry over injuries suffered on the set, and that someone has got to cover the performers,” Fattorosi said. “They are basically saying that the adult industry needs to police itself in regards to workers compensation insurance.
“It appears that they are taking the position that if an agent does not check whether a production company is insured, that agent can ultimately be responsible for benefits if that performer suffers an injury on set. This is a radical departure since it has been commonly believed that performers were not employees of the talent agencies.”
Fattorosi said that in order for agents based in California to be “legal,” they must be licensed and bonded by the state of California, as well as covered under a workers comp insurance policy.
According to the Labor Code, every employer in the state of California must carry workers compensation insurance. Failure to do so is a criminal offense.
For adult performers, workplace injuries run the gamut, from simple trip-and-falls to contraction of STDs, including HIV infection.
In the past, Cal-OSHA has conducted periodic spot checks on the set over workers comp insurance, and the state’s Department of Industrial Relations can shut down a porn set and could fine the company $1,000 per day, per performer, until it can prove it has workers comp policies.
XBIZ was unable to obtain comment from State Fund chief public information officer Patrick Anderson over apparent changes to the insurer’s policies, but Fattorosi said that its new rule could spread to other workers comp insurance companies that insure employers, including production companies and talent agents within the state.
“I’d expect all of them to adopt this rule,” Fattorosi said. State Fund can also assess fines and or penalties against their insureds that under report payroll. They are now expecting agents to report the earnings the performers make as a part of their payroll so SCIF can adjust insurance premiums for those agents.
“Ultimately I can see this costing the agents a lot of money in premium dollars,” Fattorosi added.
*also posted on adultFYI.com
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–telecomtv.com
Sex sells, but in these times of financial crisis, it sells considerably less. The global economic downturn has had a broad impact and now has struck the mobile porn industry as well. A report by Juniper Research predicts that the adult mobile content market will grow 3.5 per cent less than previously expected.
X-rated content is often perceived as a huge revenue generator due to the success of its online cousin, however usage levels have fallen, bringing the overall revenue forecast to $2.2 billion this year, says Juniper.
The research found that despite there being a ‘comparatively small number of consumers’ utilising adult mobile services, these subscribers have a higher spend level than your average mobile user– with some splashing out several hundred dollars each year on video chats.
“While in some instances usage levels are marginally lower than we expected, we are actually seeing significantly higher spend per user on video chat and on some subscription-based services,” said Dr Windsor Holden, author of the report.
Currently, there is a plethora of X-rated content available on mobile phones ranging from wallpapers and screensavers to videos and SMS services. But Juniper predicts that interactive video chat services will become the largest contributors of the mobile adult content market over the next five years, passing the $1 billion mark by 2011.
The UK-based firm also noted that adult content usage on mobile phones varies regionally. For instance, Indonesia and Switzerland have recently tightened the laws governing access to adult content, while operators in the US still remain wary and often distance themselves from offering such content on their portals.
Meanwhile, over in Europe and parts of Latin America, adult content on operator portals, managed by third-parties, is becoming far more prevalent, the report observed.
*as posted on adultfyi.com
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For the most part, the better part of the weekend was spent reading the new regs that apply to 18 USC 2257. The regs – 28 CFR 75 is a rather long read. There is a lot of useful and necessary information for the content producer and webmaster alike. If you have not read the regs, please do so immediately. I realize a lot of my clients want a basic general overview, but if you do not read the regs yourself, it will be difficult to explain the changes. 18 USC 2257 will be a topic that will be covered in depth not only on AdultBizLaw.com but on every other website and forum in the industry. Be careful who you listen to in regards to the regs.
Some note worthy changes/clarifications…
(1) third party custody is now allowed
(2) foreign ids are okay if a US company is shooting in a foreign country, if the talent is foreign BUT if the talent is US living in a foreign country they still need their US ID.
(3) cannot shoot foreign talent in the US unless they have US ID and are legal to work here.
(4) social networking sites do not have to keep record UNLESS …. and theres a catch
(5) secondary producers MUST keep records, linking to primary producers is not enough.
(6) a link/compliance statement on every page is necessary…
There are more changes than just what is listed. If you have even simulated sex on your site, you may have to keep records. The regs take effect in March so my advice is to read them yourself and if needed, have one of the adult industry lawyers explain it as well. I see them starting inspections again after these take effect.
Please click on the link below to download all of the pages of the revised regulations, which is now available online:
PDF Copy of New Regs – 28 CFR 75
as posted on adultbizlaw.com
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by Darklady
PALM BEACH, FL – Adult online merchants searching for an alternative to their current or non-existent payment processing solution will be relieved to know that a their prayers have literally been answered. Alternative Merchant Processing has entered the industry market with its “AMP Adult” service.
A leading provider of mainstream credit card and check processing, as well as gift and loyalty programs, the company announced via press release today that its newly launched AMP Adult service will be a specialized unit created to work specifically with the adult industry.
As the press release explains, Alternative Merchant Processing has based its reputation on meeting the needs of non-conventional merchants including adult webmasters, travel services, telemarketing companies, call centers, web hosts, and health and herbal supplement companies.
Given that, creating a section of the company entirely dedicated to developing innovative solutions to high risk problems was a natural professional progression.
“’AMP Adult’ seemed like a logical step for Alternative Merchant Processing,” Mary Catherine Pappas, director of client services for Alternative Merchant Processing, Inc., observes, “because over the years, we have developed many relationships in the adult space and have created many processing programs for those merchants.”
AMP’s years of working directly with “high-risk” merchants has provided them with constant opportunity for creativity, and Pappas assures clients and potential clients that the company understands unique industry needs – particularly “the limitations and outrageous costs” faced by companies dealing with VISA and MasterCard.
Part of what makes AMP different is the fact that, as Pappas explains, “we have the direct banking relationships that provide the webmaster with the framework and awareness of efficiencies by having their own account. By not using aggregation, we save them significantly on their fees, give them complete control of their customer spending, and they receive their funds within 48 hours of the transaction taking place.”
Best of all, according to Pappas, is the fact that the AMP chargeback tool allows businesses to better move forward – all with no start-up fees or registration charges!
To learn more about how your merchant business might benefit from AMP Adult, visit www.AMPWorldwide.com or call Pappas at 561-338-4455.
Darklady is Editor at YNOT, a member of the Free Speech Coalition board of directors, and has nearly two decades of experience covering the adult entertainment industry, internet technology, and alternative sexuality beats online, in print, and via traditional and web radio.
as posted on ynot.com
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By: Justin Bourne
Posted: 05/07/2008
CHATSWORTH, Calif. – Hardcore content provider Red Light Revenue has teamed up with submission-software company DreamSubmitter to offer Red Light Revenue affiliates free copies of DreamSubmitter 3.0.
“We are very excited to be offering free software to any affiliates, without minimums or limitations, which includes also access to their large TGP/MGP database,” said Laurel Hertz, director of Internet marketing and operations for Red Light Revenue. “We have been submitting in-house using DreamSubmitter for the past couple of months and have been very happy with the results. Using DreamSubmitter at no charge is a great way for new TGP webmasters to get into the TGP business with no startup cost.”
Red Light Revenue affiliates will immediately have access to the TGP/MGP database, “instead of having to wait the usual three months,” Hertz added.
Hertz said he is very excited about teaming up with DreamSubmitter.
“I have known [DreamSubmitter founder] Reilly [Novak] and his team for several years, and I’ve always been impressed with the excellent support that he provides for his DreamSubmitter users,” he said.
Novak said he is thrilled to be releasing a new tube database of more than 100 sites in the coming weeks.
“Our new beta version is looking amazing, with a lot of new functionality,” he said. “With the new version, we have addressed many of the old issues we had in the past surrounding the difficulty of learning so much functionality, and we are happy to say we have made it substantially easier.”
For a free DreamSubmitter license, sign up with Red Light Revenue and contact Laurel Hertz at laurel@redlightrevenue.com.
as posted on avn.com
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