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Naughty America Launches 'Housewife 1-on-1'

CYBERSPACE – Naughty America has announced the launch of its latest website, "Housewife 1-on-1."

America Online Acquires Weblogs

Online giant America Online announced it has finalized an agreement to buy Weblogs. The agreement to acquire the Santa Monica, Calif.-based blogging portal was signed on Wednesday and is expected to close by the end of next week.

Scalia: America Must ‘Tolerate’ Porn

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia said Thursday there is clearly a difference between pornography and obscenity, but that it will never be clear what exactly that difference is, highlighting the backbone of a legal ambiguity that pervades the adult entertainment industry and also, according to Scalia, essentially guarantees its protection.

Naughty America Offers 'Last Ticket to Curacao'

CURAÇAO – Naughty America has announced its offering of the last spot on the sold out Klixxx Island Gathering trip to Çuracao.

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Latin America and Adult

When it comes to adult entertainment, Latin America is a highly diverse part of the world that can, depending on the country or the municipality, be either very tolerant or very restrictive. On the one hand Brazil boasts one of the largest, most successful adult entertainment industries in the world; on the other hand adult filmmaker Fred Salaff, a.k.a. Clayton Blacquemoor, found out how problematic Panama can be after he was arrested in January and sent to a Panamanian prison on morals charges that veteran adult film director Bill Margold and others believe are bogus.

Alex Henderson ·

Mobbucks.com Offers "God Bless America" Promotion

MELVILLE, N.Y. – Mobbucks.com has announced its latest "God Bless America" promotion for the 4th of July.

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You Don't Know Jack's Teen America

I spoke with Digital Playground’s contract director Robby D

Gram Ponante ·

America Online Testing Stand-Alone Web Browser

America Online Inc. has been testing its own web browser as it attempts to expand its reach past its “walled garden.” The Dulles, Va.-based company created the AOL Browser as stand-alone software without the need of the America Online client software to be running when it is used.

Corporate America Takes Aim at Phishers

Several large corporations announced plans this week to combat a form of identity theft known as "phishing," which frequently uses big-name companies as fronts for stealing personal identification information from consumers.