CYBERSPACE — Registration has begun for .mobi, the new sponsored top level domain which will feature websites and content formatted for mobile devices, and the initial flock of registrants is snatching up a variety of entertainment-related domains, many demonstrating an...

LOS ANGELES, CA – EEon McKai, head of the new “Vivid-Alt” branch of Vivid Entertainment, is slated to appear as a guest lecturer at the University of California, Santa Barbara, on Wednesday, May 24th.McKai, who holds a masters degree from the California Institute of the Arts, has...

CANOGA PARK, CA — The government’s 2257 regulations are supposedly designed to protect underage people from appearing in pornographic videos – but what and who will protect pornographic video makers from underage people determined to appear in front of their cameras?The...

SAN RAFAEL, CA — Webmasters with users on the go will be delighted to learn that YankCash.com is racking up an assortment of unique ways to bring solo entertainment to mobile users while helping to line the pockets of affiliates.In addition to the newly launched...

CYBERSPACE — Once upon a time the worst thing the average computer user who logged onto a BBS or the internet needed to watch out for was a virus. But, according to computer security experts, the times, they are a’changin’. Enter the dawn of a new era in which malicious...

CHATSWORTH, CA — Having already received high marks from adult entertainment critics far and wide, Digital Playground founder and director Joone now finds his digital adult masterpiece Pirates bestowed with a rating that might mean more than all the others put together; an...

WASHINGTON, DC – Last Friday, legislation that would increase fines against radio and television studios received unanimous approval from the U.S. Senate. The new legislation would increase existing penalties to a maximum of $325,000 for “each violation or each day of a...

CLEVELAND, OH – Earlier this month, the US District Court for the Northern District of Ohio decided the case of Connection Distributing Co. v. Gonzalez, a case in which a “swingers” magazine and website challenged the federal Record Keeping and Labeling Act, Title 18 U.S.C. §...

BATON ROUGE, LA – The Louisiana House had barely passed unanimously agreed upon Representative Roy Burrell’s violent video games bill when the Entertainment Software Association labeled it a “constitutional non-starter.”Several members of the House agreed, but apparently felt...

CYBERSPACE – In documents posted to its website today, ICM Registry disclosed that it has filed a “motion of reconsideration to ICANN and a complaint against the Department of Commerce in the DC Court.”In its complaint, lodged under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), ICM...