URLs of sin are posted in Spam e-mails and littered throughout advertisement banners. They'll pop up in chat rooms. The Net is the perfect outlet for porn, escaping both cultural taboos and, for the most part, government regulation. Pornography on the Net has no limits. If there is one good thing to say about porn it is that it's hardly discriminatory.
Internet porn is an industry that is hard to keep track of or to find reliable financial data about.
Most reports on Net commerce fail to devote a slice of the pie chart to porn. The sex itself isn't the only thing that sells. Cyberporn's industrial byproducts include literature on the phenomenon itself, the bulk of which is made up of published academic studies but not excluding less scholarly analyses. With computers everywhere and lightening T1 connections in every dorm room, access to the Internet is not a problem. There is no consensus at Loyola on how much time the avid porn fan invests on the Net.