As a Producer – Do you tell first time porn girls that their parents will probably find out?

• January 30, 2012

It never ceases to amaze me – Almost every newbie I shoot has the same justification for doing porn: "My parents don’t watch porn, why would they find out?"

For every girl that enters the biz wanting to be the next Jenna Jameson there are 20 who want to keep it a secret.

This is a HUGE issue for recruiting new porn girls – they ALL think they are going to get away with it. They live in this fantasy world that because they are away from home, and that there are millions of porn sites, that none of their friends or families back home will discover their naughty videos.

I’m so sick of the traumatic drama when parents find out and girls calling up crying…now I just tell them the truth before their first shoot: Girls – everyone is going to find out. 90 percent chance… maybe 95
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Why do so many girls do porn?

• January 30, 2012

I guess there is no stigma like there used to be now.
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My sales are picking up today after MegaUpload was shut down

• January 20, 2012

It could just be a coincidence but I’ll take it. I bet some of those links are now dead so the surfers are more apt to buy from the real site. Especially where backup hosts weren’t provided on the forum which posted the links. Also maybe some surfers are scared to use these types of places thinking someone like the government might come after them. What about you? Any change in sales this morning and last night?
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So how do we solve the problem of piracy?

• January 15, 2012

The underlying problem with piracy is, for some it’s profitable at the cost of of others. Usually the producers and vendors of the product being pirated. The list of those profiting from piracy includes the domain owner, the advertisers, processing and hosting companies.

SOPA is a huge sledge hammer to crack a walnut. It had flaws and is too vague with it seems no real court or decision making organisation to make final decisions to an accused company or persons guilt.

So how do we solve the problem of piracy?

So here is the start of an idea, that it seems would be fairer and more effective.

Make those who profit from a site dedicated to piracy liable to damages. To be decided by a court or committee. So an a site like Horny whores, Live Jasmin are there at present, can be served and have to go to court or committee to be judged whether they are profiting from piracy. Billing companies, hosts, advertisers, even the domain owners will all be liable to the same action. So will be put directly in the firing line.

The court or committee will be made up of legal people and industry people, could be professors of the Internet. They will decide if the site is dedicated to piracy, if the accused is profiting by providing the site a service or the site is providing them a service, like traffic. And the amount of damages incurred by the victim of the copyright theft.

The defendant and plaintiff can be represented by lawyers.

So how will it be paid for?
I did a quick search and found these stats on registered domains http://www.whois.sc/internet-statistics/. All 135,998,004 Seemed smaller than I thought but enough to carry the costs. A $1 tax on every domain registered will cover the costs and won’t be too much to deter people taking a domain. Plus court costs can be added to any damages claim. Just lie a court of law. It can be a court of law. But it needs to be dealt with speedily.

Of course at the moment just a kernel of an idea. but it seems it has few flaws and just needs a bit of work to get it into legal jargon and makes companies or persons more proactive in self regulating themselves.

Comments please.
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