Since children’s use of social media network sites are continuing to increase and the adult industry continues to lead in the use of technology, it is important for ASACP to consistently update its Best Practices.

Recently, I was asked to be part of a piece in mainstream media about “The Industry” to comment on the “true” face of an industry that has way too many assumptions made of it by the civilian public.

You hear about people getting fired because of their Facebook presence on a regular basis in the news. People’s Tweets, MySpace status updates, and Facebook photos are regularly perused to see what a person is like – through comments, posts and photos we are allowed a glimpse into the life of the person we are meeting online.

On Thursday, January 7th, three parties are lined up in a row to allow AEE attendees a comfortable flow of party traffic. Following the Good Vibrations’ “Speakeasy” party from 7-9pm, partygoers are invited to attend a unique fundraiser event – Kelly Shibari and PornstarTweet’s “Breasts & Bondage”.

I had interviewed with Gamelink when I was in San Francisco for the Inbound Marketing Summit back in February. They were nice enough to send me a copy – I’m a little more in my “business” getup and not quite the “xxx” getup LOL.

What do you think of when you hear the word “hustle”?

EVERYTHING you do becomes your brand.

If I were to suggest guidelines for consumers in this online age, it would be similar to those I would suggest to anyone looking for love.

Sometimes, feathers are ruffled for one reason or another. Assumptions are made, conclusions are reached without fact-checking, and bridges are burned.

I have a simple rule that I live by. I treat others as I’d like to be treated, and hope that they do the same. It’s really just that simple.