[EmporerEJ]

"Static," as in, still photographs, limited audio/visual video clips, and anything that has been available in the same, flat, format since the earliest days of photography, and motion pictures ....circa turn of the century 1900 (photo,) and mid 1920's, motion pictures. You could, at this point, extend it into most works of art, which go back to cave man days.

The only thing man has done to "improve" this format, from 1900ish-2000, is in slight quality improvement, (stretched over 100 years, it's quite pitiful.)
The only thing the internet has done, is improve the delivery, and distribution of this content.

There was a "flush" of business possibility as this new medium was exploited, but that's over. The internet is a ubiquitous medium now.

I can hold it in the palm of my hand, (no pun intended,) nearly anywhere on the planet.

The tube sites, and rampant copyright infringement, confusion, or lack of monitoring, have made millions of "static" porn products, available for free.

Expecting people to "pay" for it, is a delusion. The gravy train is sputtering to a stop.
The internet is not "new" anymore. delivering the same material digitally, instantly, rather than paper or celluloid/videotape/DVD, was a minimal improvement, and is now everywhere for, basically, free.

In shorter terms....playboy on paper, or on a screen, is basically the same. One could argue each method has it's merit, but simply putting it (the "static" material,) on a screen, while making access easier, still has other drawbacks, not found in the portable anywhere, and persistent, paper medium.

Other than access, and time shifting, video porn on the "internet," has serious drawbacks in quality, and "scrubbability."
Scrubbability, and instant access to certain scenes, are critical components to most male masturbation scenarios.

The only way to a new "product," is create a value added feature, something they can't get anywhere else, that will expand the experience, and create a new product.