Anonymous sources indicate that the Porn Industry Association of America (PIAA) intends to file suit against up to 20,000 illegal file swappers, with the British Porn Consortium to follow suit in the coming months. The new wave of peer-to-peer file-sharing networks has allowed pornographic material to be shared easily, causing dramatic decreases in pornography sales. The biggest sources of illegal file sharing appear to be college campuses, insecure wireless networks, and people's basements.

Also indicated, C-Net affiliate porn.com.com reports that in order to fend off the consumer backlash, the PIAA has enlisted the help of the celebrities it represents to endorse the legal purchase of pornographic material. In the coming months, superstars Pamela Anderson and Lil' Kim will deliver spots informing consumers of how stealing pornography deprives artists of the income they deserve. Furthermore, filmographer Rick Solomon will deliver spots on how the decrease in revenue stifles his innovation.

Suggested alternatives to illegal porn swapping include the new Apple-supported service iPorn, RealNetworks' secure RealPorn protocol, and Microsoft's Porn Media 10 format featuring 5.1 audio

When I read this I thought that I should have been reading it as a joke. Unfortunately, its so idiotic I can see it being true. Just say it aint so.

Well steve there goes your membership right into the crapper......

Whats up with that?

webmasters spend big bucks fighting hackers all the time there are many password sharing sites as well. these folks do this for a living. you'd be pissed too if your wife was banging everyone but only getting paid half of what she should be for her work now who wants to buy the rights to pamela andersons soon to be released tape of her n kid rock workin that thang? see its worth a few bucks to see the punani

I guess BAJABOB and CATMANDO complained after their checks and private parts shrank in unison.