on legitimate sexuality particularly in relation to the control of the female body. It also examines how new conditions of digital exposure and commodification introduce distinct grammars into sex work, as well as new challenges to experiences of pleasure and danger in the age of the Internet.

and the platformization of these phenomena, linked to the rationalization of an online economy based on surveillance. The article seeks to ethnographically understand how media-driven commercial exploitation of intimacy—within camming labor—has been deeply intertwined with moral discourses +

into privileged commodities in the commercial exploitation of a voyeurism framed in the feminine. I trace key cultural, economic, and technological milestones, from the pornotopic projects of Playboy and the cinematographic shift initiated by Deep Throat to reality entertainment +