What's happening to porn on xvideos or damn near every other site? They post the same thing over and over, they post things that I have seen years ago and they are supposed to update every 10 minutes or so that's not updating when you're posting things from years ago! All the exotic bitches out here and the thot shit that's going on and you can't get relevant clips, modern day bitches or something hello I know it's not just me?

 

there's only so much you can do with a cock and some holes....

 

They have 1 that is only a few secs, same as the bloody preview on the site you buy it on!!! Well crap can't find it, I think it was one of a therapist freezing a female
patient... It sucks, what's the point of it, we want the whole vid.

 

I mean like fresh clips off GGG it's all the same ones from years ago, or a couple a months ago floating around, Puta Locura same shit, no more good bukkakes if they make one it's some raggedy Anorexic chick! UK movies are the best to me but now it's like they don't post anymore if you find UK movies they are from years back! Or if it's a new clip the chick looks horrible i'm talking about chicks you see now that make heads turn now if you find one it makes you turn from the site! Do you kind of get where I'm coming from?

 

It's like someone's hiding the good hoe's come on man share those bitches! Lol

 

Follow the money!!!!

There are so many sites offering free videos that less money is being made from producing porn. The sites get advertising revenue from site visitors but the producers get squat. So less porn gets produced and the free porn sites are forced to recycle.

 

Haha no one can afford to produce new stuff anymore because of all the pirates, free sites and the fact that people stopped paying for it. Oh well, nothing lasts forever - party's over.

 

Exactly, and anyone who didn't see it coming is an idiot. The writing was on the wall years ago.

 

Amateur, however, lives on!

 

I really enjoyed some of the porn I use to see 5 years ago when I found out I was turned on by watching face fucking, can't find some of them anymore and it would be a fantastic surprise to come across some of it again.

Personally, I wouldn't complain.

 

IT WAS 2012, and Fabian Thylmann’s goal was world domination. The man who had put together Manwin, an emerging online-pornography giant, now controlled most of the top ten porn “tubes”—aggregators that, like YouTube, contain thousands of videos and are wildly popular, because much of their content is free. If he could get hold of the two biggest, XVideos and XHamster, he could put it all behind a pay barrier and build an online porn empire. If competitors emerged, he would buy them, too. What antitrust authority would rein in a monopolist in a business that upstanding people pretend does not exist?

But neither of his targets would sell. The French owner of XVideos is said to have turned down an offer of more than $120m with a scornful “Sorry, I have to go and play Diablo II.” Mr Thylmann later sold out of Manwin (since renamed Mindgeek), after coming under investigation by tax authorities in Germany, his home country.

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In the internet’s early days, pornographers continued to profit. They realised the potential of e-commerce faster than other businessfolk: an American law requiring them to make customers of phone-sex lines punch in a credit-card number to prove they were not minors meant they were technically well prepared. By the early 2000s there were more than 3,000 porn sites, most of them tiny, subscription-based outfits. Making money was simple: set up a website with some pictures, control access using billing software and see the bank account fill up.

But then porn was hit by the truth, first spotted by Stewart Brand, a technology guru, 30 years ago, that content “wants to be free”.

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In America the number of porn studios is now down from over 200 to 20, says Alec Helmy, the founder of XBiz, a trade publication. Performers who used to make $1,500 an hour now get $500—even as increased competition means they are asked to produce more extreme content. Revenues are well below their peak; how far below is hard to say, as most porn producers are private. Just before the tubes took off, plausible estimates put worldwide industry revenues at $40 billion-50 billion. Mr Thylmann thinks they have fallen by at least three-quarters since then.

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From an article in The Economist.

 

Makes me think of the music industry.

 

Well, yeah... Same shit. All the pirates rip off the artists and fuck up the industry. Only difference is the music industry is less dependent on the Web.