Is innovation in adult dead? And why?

[Rcourt64]

opps I almost forgot:

[Toby]

Adult has always been the first to embrace new technology when it comes along. That's not going to change, and innovation will continue to occur around those new tech tools.

[gonzo]

Mobile has already been unsucessfully tested as a major revenue stream for porn.

Phones are nothing more than a bitrate for VOD delivery.

[softball]

Originally Posted by gonzo

Mobile has already been unsucessfully tested as a major revenue stream for porn.

Phones are nothing more than a bitrate for VOD delivery.

I have never had much faith in mobile revenue. A lot of thunder and not much substance. Never say never, but not at the moment. I think the biggest technical innovation that has really effected the whole of internet marketing is Flash.

[Hammer]

It's easy to be innovative when you're new, but logically things slow down as time goes by.

In the beginning of the adult Internet there was nothing. You had BBS's and that was it. Then along came pay sites, and then picposts which evolved into TGPs and linklists. During that period it was easy to innovate because pretty much nothing had been done before. However, now that most of the stuff that people could think of off the top of their head has been done, we're left with what the forward thinkers can come up with and certainly that is going to happen at a much slower pace.

Is innovation dead? Hell no. Is it easy to come up with new and innovative ideas? Nope. But that's fine with me, because one day when I come up with something truly innovative, I'll be one of the few instead of one of the many.

[softball]

"Everything that can be invented has been invented."

--Charles H. Duell, Commissioner, U.S. Office of Patents, 1899.
So that's that then.

[Hammer]

Originally Posted by rhetorical

"Everything that can be invented has been invented."

--Charles H. Duell, Commissioner, U.S. Office of Patents, 1899.
So that's that then.

[Rcourt64]

Originally Posted by rhetorical

"Everything that can be invented has been invented."

--Charles H. Duell, Commissioner, U.S. Office of Patents, 1899.
So that's that then.

It's not about inventing anything sherlock shit head

I have an orange. I didn't invent it.

I have a strainer. I didn't invent that either


but I created this:


And I'm making millions with it.

It's not about inventing anything, it's cause you all sit inside the Internet Box and think your answers lay within. and they don't.

Why is it that when I speak to you rhetorical, I feel like I'm back in Kinder garden