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Back in the good ole’ days, all of the best ideas first came from the online adult industry and then made their way into mainstream applications. Not the case anymore. The latest “Web 2.0” adult site is definitely not safe for work, but definitely a hilarious (some of you might say novel) concept. […]

Kids these days don’t have any respect for the traditions of higher education. Instead of trolling though musty books for their term papers, they’re regurgitating whatever material pops up in their Web browser. Wikipedia sourcing is so rampant, says Tara Brabazon, a professor at Brighton University, that she has dubbed the phenomenon “University of Google.” She says students don’t attend school to learn to Google: “They can all do that before they get here.” In other words, save your $120,000. Do you know how many OLPCs you could buy with that?

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Let’s pretend to talk business for a moment. DVD sales made up only 30 percent of porn publisher Vivid’s revenues last year. That’s down from around 80 percent, Vivid cofounder Steven Hirsch told the Sydney Morning Herald. He blames the YouTubes of the porn world, free sites offering low-res video. It’s a tragedy. It’s a shame. You likely don’t care.

As the chart shows, three of the top threats to the old-school Internet porn world are XTube, AEBN, and YouPorn. According to the Sydney Morning Herald, XTube earns “millions” from DVD and streaming video sales. AEBN, despite its lower traffic numbers, annually pulls in around a hundred million dollars from advertising. YouPorn, which faces a copyright infringement suit from Vivid, earns about $120,000 in revenues per month, according to Portfolio.