YNOT – Lately I’ve received a higher volume of inquiries from folks wanting to get into porn, so it seems appropriate for me to update my advice about the topic. Many individuals, both female and male, fantasize about becoming a porn star or somehow finding a way to get into the...

By Chauntelle Anne Tibbals, PhD YNOT – I have mixed feelings about South by Southwest, but when I heard this year’s incarnation of the annual music/film/interactive festival in Austin, Texas, would feature a panel entitled “Profiting in Adult: The Recession is Over”… well, I just...

YNOT – Previous columns in this series have given an overview of the fundamental aspects of the WordPress administration panel. By now you should know how each individual item works and be able to figure out where to look in the panel to find specific operations. In this column,...

By Chauntelle Anne Tibbals, PhD YNOT – Have you heard of JoyBear Pictures, the self-described “definitive raunchy film production company for her and him?” If you’re a consumer of adult content in the U.S., the likely answer is “no.”

By Richard Mark YNOT – Statistics indicate 74 percent of consumers and 81 percent of businesses investigate products online before they buy. Search engines are the first place they start looking. Business owners and managers have a moral obligation to their companies to ensure...

[COLOR=red]This is part five of “What’s Wrong with Dot-xxx,” a five-part series outlining the Free Speech Coalition’s assessment of the proposed adult-entertainment-specific sponsored Top Level Domain.[/COLOR] By Diane Duke YNOT – You may have noticed a common theme throughout my...

YNOT – Now that we have the famous WordPress installed on our desktop computer, let’s look at all the items in the menu of the CMS so that we may use it with no surprises. Once you open the admin panel, on the left side of the screen you will find a list of items that will allow...

[COLOR=red]This is part four of “What’s Wrong with Dot-xxx,” a five-part series outlining the Free Speech Coalition’s assessment of the proposed adult-entertainment-specific sponsored Top Level Domain.[/COLOR] By Diane Duke

YNOT – When looking to localize digital products, many companies forget the cost of localizing artwork. Artwork, like text, may carry significant cultural “triggers.” This is especially true if the images incorporate text. Even through localizing one piece of artwork can cost...

[COLOR=red]This is part three of “What’s Wrong with Dot-xxx,” a five-part series outlining the Free Speech Coalition’s assessment of the proposed adult-entertainment-specific sponsored Top Level Domain.[/COLOR] By Diane Duke