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11-02-2010, 07:09 PM
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..I Heart Cannibal Corpse
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Location: California
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Question for the Big Programs
I would say that we, as an online industry are maybe 40 percent through this "website and affiliate program washout". Sites, just packing up and leaving. I would say that fully 20 percent of the sites that were around in 2005 are gone now.
Wondering your opinions about if this series of infringment lawsuits go through and are won, coupled with the notion that 2013ish, the economy will be better worldwide... Are the sites that are still left standing, whether your directing traffic, producing your own niche, still updating, emerging into new markets, etc., poised for a BIG return of traffic, joins and 1999 all over again? or The future online market of adult entertainment will be small, compact and even more competitive? Thoughts? I am sure if your a big program, your thinking about the future every day. Not to give away any secrets, just a general assessment of adult online in 2013
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