"employment" tag (sorted by SiNergy)

Sin City Players, a new website for the Marketeer of Adult Entertainment, has opened its doors to a broader demographic, in fact had been requested to do so by others across the globe. We are quite amazed that within the 2 months we began this venture, we have already acclaimed worldwide exposure, and as the Executive Manager, I can say we've been quite ready for it for some time.

The porn and adult entertainment industry is suddenly becoming the haven for unemployed Americans looking for a way to earn much needed cash. Despite a growing number of establishments catering to adult entertainment closing down, a lot more people are still looking for these kinds of jobs. Be it in form of stripping, dancing, escort services, sex chat, and phone sex.

Stemming from an political confrontation which polarized the name 'Joe the Plumber' amidst the campaign election ramp-up, Playgirl has announced a search for the hottest man to play the role in a pictorial to be featured in the December 2008 online edition.

Sure, life may seem easy at the moment with regular affiliate payouts arriving at your door every month and a steady flow of traffic to your adult blog, but do you really want to be doing this forever? For those of us who envision a retirement phase of life in our future, here are some helpful tips that will allow you to relax in your old age (if you get there).

Two high profile adult entertainment companies have made dramatic reductions in their staff in the past week; a sign that the slumping economy may be finally taking its toll on the adult industry. Both Playboy and Zivity announced plans to cut jobs in an attempt to reduce overhead and focus on core business strategies.

Eva Roob was an aspiring German professional soccer player until she started moonlighting as a stripper to make some extra income. As the late nights in strip clubs ultimately made her morning soccer workouts unbearable, she knew she had to choose one career over the other, and guess what she chose: porn.

A Texas man in charge of the digital presentation portion of a non-adult awards ceremony has resigned after pornographic images 'somehow' appeared before the family oriented audience. While the man will not likely face any serious legal ramifications for his error, the event highlights the dangers associated with using the same computer for viewing porn as for showing professional presentations.

Zivity is one of the fist online adult products to receive major funding from mainstream venture capital resources, and purports to be the fusion of MySpace, Playboy, and American Idol.

For most of us, the ability to divide our private and public lives is a relatively easy task to maintain, so long as we don't go so far as to post naked or otherwise sexual pictures of ourselves on the Internet.

A female college student in Texas was solicited on the street to perform in what appears to be an amateur porn production and subsequently called the cops. Since this happened off-campus, I'm not sure there were any laws broken, but the event certainly alarmed the public safety department, who sent out a mass email to all faculty and staff to warn them of the potential 'danger'.