INTRO MAGAZINE CREATES NEW WEBSITE CALLED "MENTAL ORGASMS"

INTRO MAGAZINE creator Aaviana “Miss E” Easter creates a new website called “Mental Orgasms”. The new website focuses on sex, love, and relationships. “I don’t sugar oat or beat around the edges. I give it to readers like a straight shot with no chaser” states Miss Easter. The concept for the website came after INTRO issued its tenth issue entitled “The Black Issue” which focused on intimacy in a relationship.

The issue received such great reviews that Aaviana decided to start a new website dedicated solely to such topics. “I would have these discussions with my friends both male and female about sex, love, and relationships. I went home one night and spent one week creating The Black Issue after one of out discussions”. The new website can be seen by visiting: http://mentallyorgasmic.com INTRO Magazine is an online urban entertainment magazine that allows mainstream and underground music to connect.

INTRO Magazine was created in February 2007 as a printed magazine that was available in Ohio, Atlanta, Chicago, and Canada. Since its inception INTRO has converted to an online turn-page magazine allow them to achieve over 1.9 million document views. INTRO is now available in print version. You can purchase a printed version of any of the issues of INTRO Magazine by visiting: http://www.intromagazines.blogspot.com or by visiting http://www.intromagonline.com

Contact Information: Aaviana “Miss E” Easter
mentallyorgasmic@gmail.com
http://mentallyorgasmic.com

Porn Industry is not Recession Proof (or is it)?

Has the economic recession affected the Porn industry? DVD sales have gone down due to people turning to online websites to get their fix. People can log onto the Internet and visit any "tube site" and watch snippets of free porn, whether it is pirated, legally obtained from longer films or footage that is amateur-shot. These sites have affected the sales of many of your major companies such as VIVID that has reported a 30% drop in sales for the past year. Because the economy is in such bad shape the adult film industry is paying more attention to the business side of the industry. So how does a company compete with "tube sites"? Create a "niche market". Kink has developed its online community and has been able to create a niche. Reidel of Kink has developed unpiratable content, "A pirated movie you can take and watch over and over again. A live one-on-one experience - you can't pirate that" quoted Reidel. With live one-on-one viewers can connect with the actors ans the director of the movie.

(sfgate.com)