Ultimas Estadisticas De Pornografia (English)
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Publicado: 22 de febrero de 2013
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Posted on February 19, 2013 by Luke Gilkerson German poet Heinrich Heine said you cannot feed the hungry on statistics. Well-researched stats can onlyilluminate the problem, not solve it.
But for many the problem of pornography in our modern culture still needs a spotlight. What do some of the latest stats tell us about this sexual-media giant?Covenant Eyes just released a new conglomeration of pornography statistics based on some of the best research. Here are the highlights…
Porn is big business
Just six years ago, global porn revenues wereestimated at $20 billion, with $10 billion coming from US consumers.
However, by 2011 both global and U.S. porn revenues had been reduced by 50%, due in large part to the amount of freepornography available online. It is estimated that 80-90% of Internet porn users only access free online material.
As far as online pornography is concerned, from 2001 to 2007, the Internet porn industrywent from a $1-billion-a-year industry to $3-billion-a-year in the US alone.
Porn is a dangerous business
On average, 7% of performers use condoms in heterosexual porn films. 66% of porn performershave herpes, and 7% of porn performers have HIV.
Ex-porn star Tanya Burleson says men and women in pornography do drugs because “they can’t deal with the way they’re being treated” in the industry.A 2012 survey of porn actresses demonstrated 79% of porn stars have used marijuana, 50% have used ecstasy, 44% have used cocaine, and 39% have used hallucinogens.
When hundreds of scenes wereanalyzed from the 50 top selling adult films, 88% of scenes contained acts of physical aggression, and 49% of scenes contained verbal aggression.
All types of people look at Internet porn
PaulFishbein, founder of Adult Video News, is right when he says, “Porn doesn’t have a demographic—it goes across all demographics.” After an analysis of 400 million web searches, researchers concluded that 1...
Posted on February 19, 2013 by Luke Gilkerson German poet Heinrich Heine said you cannot feed the hungry on statistics. Well-researched stats can onlyilluminate the problem, not solve it.
But for many the problem of pornography in our modern culture still needs a spotlight. What do some of the latest stats tell us about this sexual-media giant?Covenant Eyes just released a new conglomeration of pornography statistics based on some of the best research. Here are the highlights…
Porn is big business
Just six years ago, global porn revenues wereestimated at $20 billion, with $10 billion coming from US consumers.
However, by 2011 both global and U.S. porn revenues had been reduced by 50%, due in large part to the amount of freepornography available online. It is estimated that 80-90% of Internet porn users only access free online material.
As far as online pornography is concerned, from 2001 to 2007, the Internet porn industrywent from a $1-billion-a-year industry to $3-billion-a-year in the US alone.
Porn is a dangerous business
On average, 7% of performers use condoms in heterosexual porn films. 66% of porn performershave herpes, and 7% of porn performers have HIV.
Ex-porn star Tanya Burleson says men and women in pornography do drugs because “they can’t deal with the way they’re being treated” in the industry.A 2012 survey of porn actresses demonstrated 79% of porn stars have used marijuana, 50% have used ecstasy, 44% have used cocaine, and 39% have used hallucinogens.
When hundreds of scenes wereanalyzed from the 50 top selling adult films, 88% of scenes contained acts of physical aggression, and 49% of scenes contained verbal aggression.
All types of people look at Internet porn
PaulFishbein, founder of Adult Video News, is right when he says, “Porn doesn’t have a demographic—it goes across all demographics.” After an analysis of 400 million web searches, researchers concluded that 1...
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