Woorld of warcraft the porn

A couple of threads of the "bad" or "dark side" of technology stories are running their course this week. On the one hand, CNN is doing a series on online porn addiction, claiming that the porn business makes more than all professional sports combined and is, therefore, an insidious threat to all that is good and right in the world. On the other, there is a fascinating confessional over at Today's intellectual property debates haven't even begun to touch the limits of crimes of extraction that lie over the horizon. SoulKerfuffle about one man's having gone way, way overboard with World of Warcraft. Let's dispatch with the porn thing first. I don't think he's counting endorsement, merchandizing and other revenues associated with sports events, just ticket sales, and, b. I am pretty sure the victims of this industry are not slouched on the couch in a dark room watching porn, but mostly sitting, lying and otherwise contorting in front of the cameras.

So therefore it is completely understandable that the porn industry wanted to be part of this phenomenon. Since the game involves aspects from fantasy, steampunk and science fiction with characters such as zombies, dragons, gryphons and werewolves it was easy to turn Azeroth into a world of Sodom and Gomora. The female characters are already exceptionally gorgeous and curvaceous, and by adding insanely erotic sex acts to their daily lives positively makes for awesome adult game viewing.

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