It's hard to believe that the world's leading producer of adult fetish and BDSM entertainment was once an amateur porn upstart being run from a graduate student's dorm room. But as you're about to find out, that's exactly how Kink.com got its start. From a glint in Peter Acworth's eye, to a veritable household name, see how 1 site became 15 sites, no employees became 90 employees, Cybernet Entertainment became Kink.com, and a humble dream became a thriving enterprise. In this special 38-minute long retrospective, presented for the first time in a high definition Windows Media Streaming format, Kink.com's employees and models look back over the last decade reliving every major twist and turn on Kink's fascinating journey to the top.

Comments (50) | Posted: February 1, 2008

After many long months of planning, preparation and construction, the new Ultimate Surrender set was finally ready to see some action last week. But before Samantha Sin and Annie Cruz could officially christen the new mat, there were still a lot of last-minute details to work out. From putting the finishing touches on the overhead camera perch, to mounting the scoreboard, to cleaning the mysterious fuzz off the mat, everyone was busy scrambling until the moment Annie Cruz and Samantha Sin stepped onto the mat for the inaugural match. After an impressive battle in the new arena, Director Matt Williams finally felt confident that this dramatic and promising space would forever change the course of Ultimate Surrender's future.

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San Francisco's NBC11 weekly series 'Moving Pictures' featured a segment on Kink.com Founder and CEO Peter Acworth's trip to the 2008 AVN Adult Entertainment Expo earlier this month. Before heading to Las Vegas, 'Moving Pictures' gave Peter a camera and asked him to document the event so that their viewers could get an inside look at the biggest porn convention in the country. Check out what he came back with in this week's segment.

Comments (1) | Posted: February 1, 2008