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The adult-entertainment industry recently posted a video on YouTube in which the actresses kept their clothes on, for a change. In a clip released by the Free Speech Coalition (FSC), a trade association, they begged viewers to pay for the porn they watch online.
It’s not just news organisations struggling with the web: these are tough times for peddlers of e-sex, too. (via theeconomist)
Seriously, I’m sympathetic to these people. The porn industry isn’t that easy and while you see some people come out millionaires, some are ‘famous’ but still struggling to get by! Now that’s a paradox.
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Posted on September 18, 2010 via The Economist with 23 notes
Source: theeconomist
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