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Seth Warshavsky
Seth Warshavsky (born 1973) is an American pioneer in the Internet pornography industry and the founder of Internet Entertainment Group (IEG). During the dot-com boom years of the late 1990s, Warshavsky's welcome media attention made him the face of the online pornography industry to a public fascinated with what was then virtually the only segment of the dot-com industry operating at a profit. On February 10, 1998, he testified at a hearing on Internet Indecency before the US Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation.〔http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/CRPT-105srpt225/pdf/CRPT-105srpt225.pdf〕
Beginning in 1996, with the profits from a phone-sex operation he started while living in the Oregon building in Seattle, Washington, he had friends at AT&T who would find him sex-related numbers.
Warshavsky converted a warehouse in Seattle into the studios of IEG's flagship website, Clublove.com. The website used computer technology that was cutting edge for its day. The business model was similar to that of a live peep show. For a monthly membership fee plus an hourly charge, you could watch post card sized, low resolution images of women strip and touch themselves in real time. For more money, you could talk to the camgirls over the phone and direct them. If you liked the show, you could even tip them.
==Early Internet pornography scandals==
Warshavsky was involved in many of the early Internet's porn-related media controversies, including:
* the distribution of a homemade pornographic video starring Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee
* a 1998 lawsuit over a sex video of Pamela Anderson and Bret Michaels (never aired by IEG)
* a 1998 lawsuit by actor Kelsey Grammer over another sex video (also never aired)
* the Our First Time hoax.
* nude photographs of Dr. Laura Schlessinger in 1998
* Papalvisit.com, a website with information about the 1999 visit to the U.S. by Pope John Paul II that also featured salacious stories and links to pornographic websites
* the investment and creation, with David Marshlack, of VoyeurDorm.Com

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