What Lies Ahead
The New York Times had an article today with the title "A Thaw in Investment Prospects for Sex-Related Businesses? Maybe." Apparently some business people are hopeful that there is a lot more money to be made through pornography and sex-related business.
The author of the article, Matt Richtel, informs us that whereas over the past ten years sex-related businesses have not had the ear of venture capitalists, a possible change is in the air. He writes, P. Holt Gardiner, a partner of Ackrell Capital, an investment bank, "that investors were intrigued that the digital era is permitting a range of new distribution models--from the Internet to digital television--that are creating many opportunities to profit from making and delivering pornographic content...Investor reticence about the sex industry is changing notably..."
According to a former hedge fund manager, Francis Koenig, and now the CEO of AdultVest, an investment banking company that focuses on pornography, "Accessibility breeds acceptance." Remember that pithy phrase. I think he is correct and that is not good news for what lies ahead...
The author of the article, Matt Richtel, informs us that whereas over the past ten years sex-related businesses have not had the ear of venture capitalists, a possible change is in the air. He writes, P. Holt Gardiner, a partner of Ackrell Capital, an investment bank, "that investors were intrigued that the digital era is permitting a range of new distribution models--from the Internet to digital television--that are creating many opportunities to profit from making and delivering pornographic content...Investor reticence about the sex industry is changing notably..."
According to a former hedge fund manager, Francis Koenig, and now the CEO of AdultVest, an investment banking company that focuses on pornography, "Accessibility breeds acceptance." Remember that pithy phrase. I think he is correct and that is not good news for what lies ahead...


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