Jett Lynn

trends

CAN-SPAM Case Implications

It took three years for the case to get through trial, but only three hours for a Seattle jury to decide Impulse Media Group Inc. was not responsible for the actions of affiliates who unrepentantly spammed consumers in violation of the Controlling the Assault of Non-Solicited Pornography and Marketing Act of 2003.

Jett Lynn · Aug 21, 2008

Special Report: The Sound and Fury

The debate pitting social responsibility against commercial viability vis-à-vis sexually explicit content seems never louder than when someone tosses a mention of so-called "extreme" content into the middle of it.

Jul 6, 2008

trends

Mixed Blessings of Web 2.0

By now, we can be reasonably certain everyone who has any interaction with the Internet whatsoever has heard the term "Web 2.0." What is not quite so clear for most of us is exactly what Web 2.0 means.

Jett Lynn · Jun 20, 2008

trends

The Sound and Fury

The debate pitting social responsibility against commercial viability vis-à-vis sexually explicit content seems never louder than when someone tosses a mention of so-called "extreme" content into the middle of it.

Jett Lynn · May 14, 2008

trends

Where's the Traffic?

It's notoriously difficult to get precise statistics about adult websites, mostly because the vast majority of the adult industry is privately held and no one's volunteering much information.

Jett Lynn · Apr 15, 2008

trends

The Deal with User-Generated Content

Search for the phrase "porn and tube" on any search engine, and the results are liable to be frightening. In early January, Yahoo! returned more than 8.3 million results, and MSN reported more than 8.5 million.

Jett Lynn · Apr 12, 2008

opinion