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Originally Posted by SilentKnight
For some of us company owners (and former owners) the "business side" of the industry includes all facets of it including production, casting, filming, advertising/promotion, program creation, et al.
As a program promoter you're a middleman, still reliant on those who actually create and produce the content, correct?
And by your own words, since you're no longer in the filming, casting, editing and producing end of the industry, your experience and knowledge in those areas could also be deemed by some as having no relevance to today's industry.
Look - I'm no fan of Paul Markham. But that said...simply dismissing him (and others like him who contributed to pioneering a significant amount of the online porn industry over the years) by labeling him "irrelevant" and "someone vomiting words on a keyboard" when yourself are no longer involved in many key aspects of the industry...comes across as rather haughty and gauche.
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who gives a flying fuck if the content of a website that an affiliate promotes is from paul markham, walt disney or from an amateur that produced it????
and as i repeated many times here they are producing in a day more than the good old industry did in a year.
they are also using the tubes to promote their names and their content and they are glad to give this content fro free and not have to pay for it.
just because a part of the machine have changed for something more effective the producers of the old parts can not tell us that the machine is not working anymore. because WE KNOW IT BETTER but they donīt know a shit because they are retired or out of biz because they were beaten.
so shall we trust the numbers we see or someone who was unable to adapt new things and went out of biz because his profits went to hell ?