[saagarjha]

> If you keep tabs on the history of organized crime, the general unwillingness of payment processors to deal with the porn industry, the quality of advertisers on porn sites, and the logistics of the porn business in general, it is a very obvious conclusion.

It's not quite obvious. Payment processors won't work with it because of its high rates of chargebacks and other messiness, advertisers don't want their products next to that content; not sure what you mean by "logistics" or what this has to do with organized crime.

[jstewartmobile]

So you don’t see the organized crime tie-in when there’s obstacle after obstacle in billing and revenue, high bandwidth and storage expenses, a product that is in such oversupply as to be practically worthless, in a space that is mostly opaque and privately held, and has ties to organized crime all the way back to the Betamax days?