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“I’m No Hooker,” Says Porn Star. Twenty-one year old porn star Jesse Santana sent us an open letter explaining that while he may be a porn star, he’s not whore. Santana claims not to be a male escort, but he’s obviously a publicity whore - he neglected to tell us that Fleshbot posted this rant last week. Escort, model, porn star -these are simply job titles, all of which should be respected in their own right, but are not to be confused. Individual porn stars may also have separate job titles.Some are doctors, some are teachers, some are bartenders, waiters, dancers, professional ice skaters, Olympic swimmers, and some…are escorts. More often than not, most porn stars have to struggle under the consistent assumption that all porn models are prostitutes as well. Why should one title create another? It’s honestly a shame that a porn model can’t be proud of his or her job, without it also being assumed that sex and/or services are up for sale. And why is it that a large percentage of models are told, at one point or another, that in order to be a ‘bigger star’ they need to keep some would-be clients happy? It’s the sad truth, but it’s wrong. Porn stars should be liked for their performances on-screen, not off-screen. First, let me simply say that my standpoint is not at all against escorting or escorts, but against the misled presumption that simply being a porn star in today’s society automatically links you to being an escort as well. Whereas, most of us porn stars would rather be associated with what we truly do as a profession. In saying that, I only mean to offend the certain individuals who think that a room full of porn stars is the equivalent of a buffet with a complete carry-out/to-go menu. Some may argue that both parties are paid for sex, but consider this: porn stars choose how to express themselves, whereas escorts are at the mercy of their clients desires. Porn stars are selling a finished product, a scene or a DVD. An escort’s product is his/her own body or time. Adult film is completely legal and an honest form of acting, or entertainment rather. The hard truth is that the core of most every escort’s business is prostitution, which is illegal in all but two states in the United States. Porn models are paid by check by legitimate companies, whereas escorts are usually paid in cold hard cash by free-standing individuals. It’s a free country, do what you choose, but many porn stars would rather not be directly categorized with illegal jobs and situations, such as prostitution. Lately, I’ve been setting the gay porn world on fire. I have a strong relationship with a wonderful huy and this topic means a lot to us, and certainly heavy on the minds of any other non-escorting pornstar. We’re regular guys who enjoy our career as gay adult entertainers, but that where the line stops. It’s depressing, infuriating, heartbreaking, nauseating, and most of all, sadly discouraging, that the general public and the porn industry itself, can’t realize that not all of us sell ourselves in such a way. This specific, misconstrued perception of porn models is an extremely unsettling and disrespecting misconception that needs to be put to light and set straight, for the sake of every self-respecting porn star’s morals and integrity. Being asked to sell ourselves is not a compliment or flattering to us in any way. Even if a certain porn star were to escort as well, they probably don’t want to be approached for an escorting job while they’re representing themselves as a porn star. I mean, a doctor doesn’t want to go to a party and be asked to give a woman a breast exam. We’re not just a bunch of pretty faces, bubble butts, and big dicks. We porn stars have our own ideas, views, and voices…all of which need to be heard! If you’re a porn star who escorts, be proud of it. But if you’re really looking for a good hot escort, I’m not it. Everyday it seems that there is something cool and neat in the RSS/BitTorrent/Broadcatching realm. Today is no exception. For example, Brian Clark, proprietor of the excellent Outside the System, suggests two business models for broadcatching. Additionally, the music hacktivists behind Downhill Battle have launched Banned Music, a website dedicated to distributing unauthorized sampled music mixes such as the infamous Grey Album (About BannedMusic). Without discussing the merits of their concept (see here, here, here, and here for my take on related issues), they have come up with an interesting technology. Since many people haven't yet installed a BitTorrent client, Banned Music wraps their initiating .torrent files in a Nullsoft scriptable installer so that people automatically install the necessary software when they attempt to download the music (A New BitTorrent Downloader). The potential for this approach with regard to broadcatching is apparent. Brian Clark suggested via email the killer app for early commercial adapters of the broadcatching paradigm: pornography. This is actually quite a good idea - seriously. Not that I would know about this personally or anything, but many pornography websites provide subscribers with periodically updated content in the form of bandwidth-intensive video. Heck, bandwidth costs are probably a major expense for pornographers and broadcatching would likely significantly increase their profit margins. If there is one thing that can be said about pornographers it is that they are much quicker to exploit technological advances. Thus, pornography makes an excellent testbed for refining the technology as well as potential business models.