- Porn’s iPad future, Capcom’s live game Cross Assault displays ugly sexism and Spreading Santorum’s SEO endures despite Google’s changes.
Sex Tech: Porn’s Tech Future, Spreading Santorum SEO, Capcom’s Sexism Problem (Pulp Tech)
- LOVE this article: “When I entered the industry, we were staying in French chateaus. Now, companies are struggling to stay alive. Somewhere in 2006, we began to run out of licks. Only a year after Digital Playground produced “Pirates,” a porn movie with a $1 million budget, online video began attracting actual pirates, and they didn’t wear custom-made bras or sell for $69.95.”
End of the porn golden age (Salon)
- South by Southwest Interactive, the Woodstock for geeks, kicks off next week. As the geeks at Blogads HQ combed the schedule of events, some keyword trends in panel titles emerged. Monday is not only the most popular day for sexy panels, it’s the buzz-word-iest day of the entire festival.
The sexiest day at SXSW Interactive? Monday. (Blogads)
- Valerie van der Graaf plays the role of Dolly Parton in the ‘Heart Breaker‘ editorial shot by Ellen von Unwerth for Lovecat Magazine #4 – Women Who Rock.
Valerie van der Graaf by Ellen von Unwerth for Lovecat Magazine #4 (Touchpuppet)
- Guardian UK lifts her skirts to once again step across the filthy puddle of pornography: “Some of Ruff’s blurred Nudes, gleaned from pornographic websites, impart a lyricism to the images. Others lay bare the nastiness of the industry.”
Porn and the shadow side of paradise: Thomas Ruff’s Nudes (The Guardian)
- I saw Sex and Zen 3D. Kill me now: a sequel to last year’s breakout hit/breakout penis film 3-D Sex And Zen: Extreme Ecstasy is already in the works, with producer Stephen Shiu vowing it will breach a whole new dimension in genital immersion. Yes, 4-D Sex and Zen: Slayer Of A Thousand From The Mysterious East will feature “4-D” effects – namely, the addition of vibrating seats.
The sequel to China’s Sex And Zen will breach the fourth dimension of pornography (The A.V. Club)
- American Apparel’s ads have always been provocative but lately they’ve been grabbing headlines. Namely, the ad for sheer lace panties that showed the model’s pubic hair seemed to generate a lot of buzz.
American Apparel’s Most Provocative Ads from 1995 to the Present: An Evolution (Fashionista, main post image via)
- The Justice Department has dropped its effort to force a writer for the online magazine Salon to testify at the obscenity trial beginning this week for a California-based pornographer, the writer said Tuesday.
Feds drop porn trial subpoena for Salon writer (Politico)
Very hot sex and f*** me long time
I like the fact that American Apparel has sexy ads. Too bad their clothing is so boring and unappealing.