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gfisch · 06-23-2005, 07:29 AM

There is enough discussion about the implications on adult paysites. But I wonder how 2257 will effect other (free) forms of online adult entertainment in the future
Interested to give your 2 ct?

How will 2257 effect the services mentioned below. Their possible existence and how they have to change.

a) Adult YAHOOGROUPS with explicit pictures
b) Adult BLOGS with explicit pictures
c) Sites the invite users to upload their personal pics
d) Dating sites that allow explicit pictures of members
e) Videochat (when you perform explicit in realtime)

If wonder how Yahoo will react. There is so much free explicit stuff in groups that will never be complient. So they might forbid picture storing - forwarding might be ok. Or they will go on with their deletion of groups (like they do right now - for whatever reason - could not find a pattern.

On the long run - will this mean that "free" online porn will not come from the us but from off-shore companies (like casinos)?

Does this mean that the big us online producers will eventually benefit from the new regulations (because there will be less competition and they WILL be complient)?

Does this mean that a lot of US small business affiliate marketeers will go out of business?

gfisch

06-23-2005, 07:29 AM
gfisch Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Germany / Spain Posts: 20	2257: Implications on "other" services There is enough discussion about the implications on adult paysites. But I wonder how 2257 will effect other (free) forms of online adult entertainment in the future Interested to give your 2 ct? How will 2257 effect the services mentioned below. Their possible existence and how they have to change. a) Adult YAHOOGROUPS with explicit pictures b) Adult BLOGS with explicit pictures c) Sites the invite users to upload their personal pics d) Dating sites that allow explicit pictures of members e) Videochat (when you perform explicit in realtime) If wonder how Yahoo will react. There is so much free explicit stuff in groups that will never be complient. So they might forbid picture storing - forwarding might be ok. Or they will go on with their deletion of groups (like they do right now - for whatever reason - could not find a pattern. On the long run - will this mean that "free" online porn will not come from the us but from off-shore companies (like casinos)? Does this mean that the big us online producers will eventually benefit from the new regulations (because there will be less competition and they WILL be complient)? Does this mean that a lot of US small business affiliate marketeers will go out of business? gfisch