"TV" tag (sorted by SiNergy)

Sony Corp. said Tuesday it will start selling 3-D televisions in June, joining a competitive industrywide push to convince consumers to embrace the technology for their living rooms. The Japanese electronics giant will offer its fully capable 3-D TV model in four sizes this summer.

Okay, I have watched prior episodes of now defunct Big Brother Australia and what happens in that show is worthy enough for a few scenes in porn. Things can get raunchy at a drop of a hat! And to think that's free television. So I am not surprised when something like this happens.

Tonight's the night of CNBC's "Porn: Business of Pleasure" and after reading AVN's review it sounds like a must see. With promises of adult industry bashing being kept to a minimum, the documentary will actually focus on the different personalities and characters that make up the industry to issues that plague the industry like free online material and piracy, to a slumping U.S. economy.

Following the recent announcement by adult studio Pink Visual that the company was offering discounted access to some of its websites as a humorous response to Comcast issuing credits to affected customers, some media outlets have erroneously reported that the footage that interrupted the Super Bowl was from a Pink Visual production.

I’ll probably get crap for saying this, but I did not watch the Super Bowl. I hear it was a great game, but football just isn’t my thing and I don’t feel like I missed out. However, if I lived in Tucson AZ, I might feel like I missed out after hearing about the 30-sec porn “glitch” during the 4th quarter.

In an odd development in the progress of porn's assimilation into mainstream media, pornstars Aria Giovanni, Belladonna and Sasha Grey are planning to appear in a PG-rated series for Spike.com. The series, entitled "James Gunn's PG Porn" is billed as "porn for people who love everything about porn… except the sex," and the first of eight episodes airs October 8th, 2008.

While big names in the adult entertainment industry such as Playboy and Penthouse established their credibility with magazines and pay-per-view television offerings, many of these well established brands have failed to prove profitable in their online ambitions.

In an effort to bolster the Canadian porn industry and provide more home-grown content for its citizens, Alberta-based Real Productions has been granted a license to produce the country's first adult television network featuring a significant amount of porn that is explicitly produced in Canada.

Canada's adult industry made a major breakthrough earlier this week when it was awarded its first television license to broadcast Canadian-produced adult content over the airwaves.

Cable television viewers in the Twin Cities area of Minnesota are questioning broadcast authorities as to why several clips of indecent material were aired on public tv earlier this week. The two most insidious clips contained sodomy with a garden rake, and a clip showing a man causing a mousetrap to snap shut on his penis while he took a shower.