Sex industry plans live sex-on-demand video for hotels
{{date|January 17, 2007}}

[[w:Sex industry|Sex industry]] producers think over a new service: on-demand live sex video that can be watched from a hotel room. Will this service be popular? Will large hotel chains go along? These and some other issues were talked about during panel discussion at annual Las Vegas, Nevada trade show for sex entertainment industry producers, marketers and payment processors Internext.

There were two opinions on this issue. Gregory Clayman, the owner of the live-action company Video Secrets expressed confidence that in the nearest future sex industry would be selling images of couples making [[w:Love|love]] live over the hotel's entertainment systems. 

At the same time Anne Taulane, managing editor of Lodging magazine, said she doubted whether major hotel chains would be enthusiastic about this idea as she was convinced that on-demand sex video was more available to the mainstream than viewing live sex performers over hotel's entertainment system. 

The panelists praised [[w:Mastercard|Mastercard]] and [[w:Visa Debit|Visa]] programs which helped to reduce chargebacks or refusals to pay for ordered sex video and debated whether requiring a [[w:Credit card|credit card]] would prevent minors from viewing sexually explicit materials in the [[Internet]]. As the result they came to the conclusion that the government must intervene to cope with these problems.

==Sources==
*{{source|url=http://www.nytimes.com/2007/01/17/technology/17porn.html|title=Is Live Sex On-Demand Coming to Hotel TVs?|author=David Cay Johnston|pub=New York Times|date=January 17, 2007}}
*{{source|url=http://www.love-shop.biz/sex-ondemand-p.html|title=Live Sex On-Demand for Hotel Visitors|author=|pub=Love-shop.biz|date=January 17, 2007}}
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Sex industry producers think over a new service: on-demand live sex video that can be watched from a hotel room. Will this service be popular? Will large hotel chains go along? These and some other issues were talked about during panel discussion at annual Las Vegas, Nevada trade show for sex entertainment industry producers, marketers and payment processors Internext.

There were two opinions on this issue. Gregory Clayman, the owner of the live-action company Video Secrets expressed confidence that in the nearest future sex industry would be selling images of couples making love live over the hotel's entertainment systems. 

At the same time Anne Taulane, managing editor of Lodging magazine, said she doubted whether major hotel chains would be enthusiastic about this idea as she was convinced that on-demand sex video was more available to the mainstream than viewing live sex performers over hotel's entertainment system. 

The panelists praised Mastercard and Visa programs which helped to reduce chargebacks or refusals to pay for ordered sex video and debated whether requiring a credit card would prevent minors from viewing sexually explicit materials in the Internet. As the result they came to the conclusion that the government must intervene to cope with these problems.
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