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Trouble at Apple — No More iMacs
Apple Computer Inc. said Friday that it has run out of iMacs. In a statement, Apple said it had stopped taking orders for the current generation of iMacs and expects its inventory of these machines to run out in the next few weeks.
Music Industry Files More Lawsuits
The Recording Industry Association of America continued its prolonged rollout of lawsuits against Internet file-sharers Tuesday, this time tallying up 482 lawsuits against computer users suspected of copyright infringement.
SBC to Roll Out More Broadband; CEO Sees ‘Explosive’ Growth
There’s no let up in the steam pushing broadband. And that’s good news for the online adult industry, which contributes billions to the economy. SBC Communications Inc. said it will spend between $4 billion to $6 billion to build a network capable of high-speed broadband, digital television and voice-over Internet protocol technology services.
SEXMoney.com Launches More Gay Sites
Affiliate program SEXMoney.com went live this week with six new gay sites, including gay group sex site GaySlam.com, NailThatAss.com, GayJungleFever.com, GayPlatoon.com, BackDoorLatinos.com, and CumCravingGuys.com, an extreme hardcore gay cumshot site.
More Japanese Curb Couple Sex, Look for ‘Masturbation Mates’
In Japan, modern demands have been contributing to the proliferation of partners packing their palms, and most of these "masturbation mates" are apparently couples in their 20s and 30s.
More Sex, Better Life, Study Says
A research group has come out with a study proving that more sex makes life better for most people. Not only do more frequent sexual encounters make life more satisfactory, researchers say, but in some cases it can bring about a sense of well-being that is equivalent to getting a $50,000 dollar raise at work.
More Brick-and-Mortar Adult Businesses Facing Shots
Across America, more local governments are pushing brick-and-mortar adult businesses off the block, pressured by organizations that want to reset “community standards.” And in these “not-in-my-backyard” cases, governments are reining in the adult businesses.
Adult Webmastering Basics: Part 4: More Business Models
Last week, we took a peek under the hood of the free site and AVS program business models. This week, we’ll test drive the pay site and link directory options. These sites generally require more work on user retention, as your repeat customers will comprise the majority of your traffic and monetization.
RIAA Launches More Lawsuits Against File-Sharers
The Recording Industry Association came out swinging Monday morning after filing copyright infringement lawsuits against 493 alleged file-sharers.
RIAA Hungry For More
The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) is at it again, suing another 477 US citizens that the association accuses of "illegally" sharing music files.
CNET Sees Future in More Downloads
Attempting to expand available content, to drive traffic and sell more advertising, CNET Networks Inc. launched a website Monday that allows independent bands to upload music and surfers to sample and download it.
More Than A Moratorium
While the industry is all abuzz about the self-imposed production moratorium currently underway at many of the top adult content companies in the wake of the recent HIV scare, perhaps it's time to consider an even more comprehensive production postponement.
IBill Seeks More Information
An iBill official said Thursday that its credit card processor, which handles Visa, has requested more information from a “handful of Internet merchants” whose businesses are incorporated in Delaware. Up to 35 adult Web businesses will be affected by the decision to demand proof of physical addresses.
More to the Biz Than Adult Biz
How many of you are into something which falls outside the scope of adult related products or services? For that matter, how many people in this business use their resources and knowledge
RIAA Files More Lawsuits
Continuing a legal backlash that started in June, the Recording Industry Association of America launched its third attack against file-swappers. This week's flurry of lawsuits brings the total number of legal actions well into the hundreds and many more are expected to follow
SoBig Claims More Victims
Known as the fastest-spreading virus in Internet history, with a mere 12.8 attacks recorded in August alone, the virus is alive and well two months after its self-imposed shutdown or termination date
More Women Into Porn
More women are accessing porn online, and while those numbers are still far from eclipsing the amount of men that traffic porn sites, women are steadily becoming paying consumers of Internet pornography
More Changes in the Processing Arena: 2
July 10, 2003, was a busy day in the ongoing saga of IPSPs and their struggle to stay within the good graces of VISA/Master Card - a day punctuated by the demise of one processor, and major changes at another. When I wrote the first part of this series, little did I realize
More Changes in the Processing Arena: 1
We've had more news about changes concerning the processing of online credit card transactions, and the companies who provide Webmasters with this vital service. Even if you don't think that you're directly affected by what happens at one IPSP or another