Telkonet Inc., a company that specializes in providing broadband Internet service over existing electrical wiring, announced it would beta test a new IPTV service.
Adult film star and BurningAngel Founder Joanna Angel will meet fans and sign autographs at the Genesis Magazine booth at the New York Exotic Erotic Ball & Expo. The event will be held at Pier 94 on Manhattan’s West Side on June 16 and 17.
According to a New York State proposal if you’re a fan thinking of buying a domain named after your favorite adult star, think again. A new bill seeks to outlaw the domain name registration of a living person by another person, with the intent to sell the site back to its namesake or someone else.
The world’s wildest sex party is coming to New York City. The Exotic Erotic Ball, a San Francisco mainstay for 26 years, will make its East Coast debut June 16-17 at Pier94NY.
NEW YORK — For the first time, the Exotic Erotic Ball and Expo — the world’s wildest and sexiest party according to E! Entertainment TV — is coming to New York City at Pier94NY on June 16 and 17.
NEW YORK — Italian stallion and COLT Man Exclusive Carlo Masi is taking New York City by storm this weekend, promoting the COLT Studio “Man Country,” now available via the company’s website.
Xobile.com, AEBN’s website where cellphone users can download clips of adult movies, garnered major press coverage from the New York Times recently, indicative of the technology’s growth and application in the mainstream market.
After failing to provide the proper age-verification documentation on several underage models, a well-known author who once mingled with Ernest Hemingway was sentenced to three years in federal prison and fined $25,000.
InterMix Media, a six-year-old adware placement company, is calling a suit filed by New York Attorney General Elliott Spitzer inappropriate, saying its evidence is inaccurate and outdated.
Gentlemen’s club Rick’s Cabaret International has plans to purchase Midtown Manhattan’s Paradise Club for $7.625 million, XBiz has learned. The Houston-based company will occupy 10,000 square feet on three levels, the maximum square footage allowed in New York City.
