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Mon Feb-16-09 12:54 PM
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Adult download tax proposal awaits climax in Albany |
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Mon Feb-16-09 01:04 PM
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1. they will make big bucks! |
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Mon Feb-16-09 01:15 PM
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2. I was going to post this and then noticed that you had already posted. |
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BY Stephanie Gaskell DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER
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A state proposal to add a 4% tax for downloading movies and music will also apply to Internet porn.
Gov. Paterson recently suggested the so-called iPod tax to help close a $15 billion budget deficit, but few realized the levy would also apply to XXX-rated material. The skin industry denounced the move as a cheap political stunt.
"The last thing any of us need isan additional tax," said Steven Hirsch, the CEO of Vivid Entertainment Group and self-proclaimed King of Porn. "These are very difficult times and nobody can afford to lose even one customer."
The new tax technically isn't a sin tax, since it applies to all "digitally delivered entertainment services."
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Mon Feb-16-09 01:50 PM
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3. In a digital TV era doesn't this apply to every show one would watch? n/t |
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Edited on Mon Feb-16-09 01:51 PM by nebenaube
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