Porn mogul Jay Quinlan really hates when people on the Internet steal his intellectual property.
At a panel this week at the “XBIZ State of the Industry Conference,” Quinlan, tattoo-covered vice president of a company that owns three adult entertainment pay Web sites, struggled to contain his anger over seeing videos from his pages being illegally posted on YouTube-esque porn hubs.
“The people stealing this stuff should be brought out to the back room and shot,” he said. “I mean, who wouldn’t want to watch free porn? So every year that goes by now, there are new people – especially younger people – watching adult content who think that porn is free. And it’s not good.”
Reports on the state of the industry prompted Larry Flynt and Girls Gone Wild CEO Joe Francis to state last month that the porn business deserved a $5 billion bailout.
But while speaking at the conference at the Warner Center Marriott on Tuesday, Flynt admitted the request was ludicrous.
At a panel this week at the “XBIZ State of the Industry Conference,” Quinlan, tattoo-covered vice president of a company that owns three adult entertainment pay Web sites, struggled to contain his anger over seeing videos from his pages being illegally posted on YouTube-esque porn hubs.
“The people stealing this stuff should be brought out to the back room and shot,” he said. “I mean, who wouldn’t want to watch free porn? So every year that goes by now, there are new people – especially younger people – watching adult content who think that porn is free. And it’s not good.”
Reports on the state of the industry prompted Larry Flynt and Girls Gone Wild CEO Joe Francis to state last month that the porn business deserved a $5 billion bailout.
But while speaking at the conference at the Warner Center Marriott on Tuesday, Flynt admitted the request was ludicrous.
--The Wrap
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