The New York Times reported that the CEO of a company calledPassionflix is the sister of the CEO of the company.
We are here for it. Romance and female desire are taboo in society. Romance novels are a billion dollar market and represent a huge chunk of adult fiction sales.
It's good that she noticed an underserved niche and decided to make it her own.
A variety of content that is ranked on a "barometer of naughtiness" can be browsed by customers for just $6 a month.
"Mildly Titillating" and "Toe Curling Yumminess" are two categories that are included in the more stimulating material.
It doesn't seem to get that hot. According to the report, the content is rare if ever approaches the soft core threshold.
The venture has raised over twenty million dollars. The company has seen a 73 percent increase in subscriptions in the last two years, according to the New York Times.
It is not clear if Musk is involved.
"If I say that he's an investor, people will say, 'Oh, she just got her brother to pay for it,'" Musk said. He doesn't support her if I say he didn't invest.
Despite the renewed interest in steamy romcom and erotic fan fiction, the streaming industry isn't looking too healthy, with the number of subscribers falling for the first time in the company's history.
The operations ofPassionflix are very different from those of other players.
The CEO of First Look Media told the New York Times that they fully understand that they're walking at the feet of elephants. We are not attempting to be them.
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