 |  The economics of the adult industry
We all know sex sells, so it goes without saying that the adult industry in Australia is big business. From an economic point of view, the adult industry in Australia generates revenue from sexual services and entertainment in the following areas:
• Adult shops and websites which sell products such as toys, dolls, magazines, lingerie
• X-rated DVD sales
• X-rated Internet downloads
• Sexpo, an Australian sexual entertainment exhibition Read More | 
Porn Tube Sites Join SOPA Protest
A group of porn tube websites have joined America's national protest against the government’s controversial SOPA initiative that would give the Justice Department power to shut down "rogue" sites that sell or trade pirated materials. In a show of solidarity, tube sites including PornHub, SpankWire and The Big List of Porn among others, joined mainstream Wikipedia which blacked out its website today, by adding stop censorship bars and warning messages on their home pages.
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The joy of judgmental Christian sex
Pastor Ed Young and his wife, Lisa, climbed to the rooftop of their Texas church last week and staged a 24-hour bed-in. Their aim was to encourage other married couples to undertake seven straight days of sex, all in the name of the Lord — and to promote their new book. There was no nudity, and certainly no nookie, during the webcast stunt, but it nonetheless got the pair on CNN and earned invaluable advertising for “Sexperiment: 7 Days to Lasting Intimacy With Your Spouse.” It’s the second Christian “sex advice” book to be lavished with attention this month for allegedly being edgy and oh so sexy.
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Condoms in the workplace: Law may shake San Fernando Valley porn industry
An ordinance that requires condom use in adult film productions is all but certain to gain final approval by the Los Angeles City Council on Tuesday. The San Fernando Valley-centered, X-rated entertainment industry could respond to the new law in a number of ways. "If it does pass, some of the companies will, obviously, follow the law and use condoms, which is fine," said director and producer Will Ryder, whose company X-Play specializes in porn parodies such as "Not The Bradys XXX" and "Not The Cosbys XXX."
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