Have porn magazines totally lost money since the popularization of the internet?

Question

I rarely even think of going into a shop to buy a porn magazine anymore.

About 15 years ago, I would sweat, wondering how I could most quietly pop into a shop and buy a skin mag. Now, basically all of the same pictures are available for free on the internet.

Answer 1

Unless you have a laptop with a router connection you will have trouble looing at internet porn in the bathroom which is where most magazines like this end up. Not to mention who really wants to take their laptop into the bathroom?

Porn mags are surviving both on the internewt and on television, but the foundation of those companies will remain print media. It is portable, affordable and convenient.

I don't know why you felt you had to sneak around. You could buy the magazine and simply have it sent to your address in a black plastic wrapper and for cheaper than you find it in the stores.

And in case you have not had this experience before, most porn sites are hot areas loaded with trojan horses, viruses, phishers and worms. You enter those sites at your own peril.

Answer 2

first try and change the password on the parental control and there are many 'parental control' tools that could be used and installing more than one might help. you could also try adjusting the preferences for the search engines that your hubby uses, e.g. google and yahoo have a safe/family filter for search results that contain porn. but i think these can be adjusted by the current user the same should be done for whatever downloading software is installed on your computer, just check in either the tools or preferences tab.

Answer 3

Good point! But a lot of people who buy porn mags are probably old men with no computer. So....no, I'd say the internet is not hurting them.