PornStarTweet.com Aggregates Adult Performer Twitter Feeds

LAS VEGAS — Industry professionals and consumers can now keep track of their favorite adult performers through PornStarTweet.com.

The site uses the Twitter platform to aggregate the Twitter feeds of dozens of popular stars. For the uninitiated, Twitter is a microblogging site that lets users send out short messages that describe what they're doing that moment. Users call these messages "tweets."

PornStarTweet.com Senior Developer Kristen Barreiro said that she and her team got the idea for the site when they heard that Digital Playground contract performer Stoya was named XCritic.com's official Twitter babe.

“We looked around and there was only one site following the tweets of mainstream stars but porn stars were, as always, mostly ignored, so we created PornStarTweet," she said. "I am a long-standing, proud member of the Twitterati myself and am excited to see adult stars tweeting their asses off.”

PhotoVision Enterprises LLC masterminded the site, which they stress only assembles publicly disseminated information.

"This is public information on Twitter," CEO Pete Housley said. "We’ve just assembled it on one easy-to-read place. While building this application, we’ve become intimately knowledgeable about a number of stars — most notably Marie Luv, who tweets about everything you could possibly imagine. It’s really fun to know that Marie enjoys the same latte as Jessica Drake, and what she’s doing throughout the day. They also tweet great videos and photos from behind the scenes and their daily lives."

Besides the performers Twitter feeds, PornStarTweet.com also delivers free adult galleries from TheFreeAdult.com, which is owned by PhotoVision Enterprises LLC, and offers compatibility with the Gamelink and MovieDollars affiliate programs.

For more information, visit PornStarTweet.com.

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