Live cam platform ImLive has announced a new raffle, through which models working with ImLive can win an all-expenses-paid trip to the AW Summit in Mamaia, Romania this summer. The Summit runs from June 4-6 at the Phoenicia Royal Hotel.

Nutaku.net announced today the beta launch of its new Android app store. “With a user base of more than 25 million registered players, and 23% of them being Android users, we wanted to improve accessibility to the platform,” says Nutaku's Julie Hall.

Surprise! Or not: Google searches for VPNs surged in the hours following the UK government’s announcement that the verification system would come into effect in July.

Stripchat is gearing up to bring the latest VR to CamCon in Miami, May 28 to June 1. “Stripchat is the first company in the adult market to develop the VR feature to its fullest potential,” says Rick Morales, Business Development Manager for Stripchat.

Today is Earth Day, and Juicy Ads has once again stepped up their efforts to combat environmental destruction. Do your part, and reuse that plastic and opt out of all that silly swag!

For the last 20 years, Sssh.com founder and in-house director Angie Rowntree has been collecting survey data on her site members' porn preferences and habits. This week Rowntree published the eye-opening results of this long-running survey.

In a copyright case that features a phenomenon familiar to adult website operators -- the 'rogue designer' -- the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit vacated a jury's finding that a site operator was "willful" in his infringing use of copyrighted images.

Between the content itself to where it's hosted, Australia has some interesting (and conflicting) views on adult content and adult content consumption.

LOS ANGELES, CA — Grooby is pleased to announce the relaunch of GroobyDVD.com as a membership site. “We’ve got a huge back catalog of DVDs and release a further four titles each month so it seemed natural to try a ‘Netflix-type’ model for the content,”...

Increasingly, elected officials are calling for a rethink of the 'safe harbor' provided to internet companies through Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. Is FOSTA just the beginning of undermining that safe harbor? It sure looks that way.