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Title:

Online Sex Advice -- Go Ask Alice, Savage Love & Beyond

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Organizer:
Deb Levine , ISIS, Inc.
Description:
Beginning in 1993 with Go Ask Alice, the first sex Q&A online, evolving through Savage Love and Tiny Nibbles by Violet Blue, onto Manhunt's Gay Cruise Director and MySpace video advice from adult superstars, the panel would cover the ups and downs in online sex advice from expert wisdom to sex-edutainment.
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Level:
Intermediate
Category:
Content, Philosophical
Type:
Panel
Event:
SXSW Interactive 2008
on 12/9/07
It would be so great to bring the eSex Experts together and hear what they have to say about the landscape and culture.
on 20/9/07
I'd like to learn what the real sex advisers (like those mentioned in the panel description) have to say about how to evaluate a sex adviser. Every college paper has a sex columnist now; every alt weekly, every magazine, every website ... and most sex columns are advice, whether Q&A or not. Readers *expect* sex columns to be advisory -- my own column is intentionally NOT an advice column but that doesn't stop people from emailing me questions. This panel would be a good forum for learning what makes a person qualified to dispense advice and what signs we should look for to indicate when a column is for entertainment purposes only.
on 21/9/07
Oh, Regina, you get it! Everything you say is so very true. Thanks for your comments.
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