Founder Biography: Paul J. Brown

A 30-Year Architect of Digital Innovation, Media Systems, AI Ecosystems, and Category-Defining Internet Platforms
Paul J. Brown is a lifelong technologist, serial entrepreneur, and digital systems architect whose career spans nearly three decades at the forefront of internet innovation. From pioneering early web hosting in the late 1990s to developing multi-domain AI ecosystems in the 2020s, Paul’s work has consistently anticipated where technology was heading long before the mainstream caught up.

Born January 28, 1971 in Brooklyn, New York, Paul spent his early years in Queens Village before his family relocated to Roslyn, a Long Island suburb known for its academic and cultural community. There he attended school from second grade through graduation in 1989. After 6½ years of university studies in Colorado, Paul returned to New York and embarked on his first major entrepreneurial undertaking.
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Early Entrepreneurship (1994–1996)

Patents, Products & Pre-Internet Innovation At age 24, Paul filed his first United States utility patent and trademark, launching a consumer-products company known as Rocky Mountain Sports Inc. He designed, engineered, and manufactured a complete line of interactive sports and therapeutic products, including: • Engineered prototypes • Packaging systems • Instructional manuals • Logos and brand identity • VHS promotional videos (still archived today)

Major retailers expressed strong interest, but the era required proof of national television advertising before purchase orders could be placed. Without multi-million-dollar TV budgets, Paul made the difficult decision to shelve the project. That early venture, however, equipped him with foundational mastery across: • Patent law • Product engineering • Manufacturing systems • Packaging design • Media production • Logo and branding creation • Retail commercialization
Skills that would later enable him to build entire digital ecosystems.

The Spark That Started Everything (1997) The Birth of Paul’s Internet Empire

While managing family businesses, Paul’s trajectory changed after a pivotal conversation with his close friend Rayman J. Mustafa, heir to the Pay-O-Matic check-cashing empire. Sitting at Raffles, a local bar in Roslyn NY, Paul explained his intent to use magazine ads to launch new products. Rayman made a suggestion that would alter both of their lives: “Let’s build a website to sell them. That’s the future.” At a time when hardly anyone knew how to build a website, Paul and Ray began teaching themselves — from scratch — including: • HTML • CGI scripts • Early Linux server management • Shopping cart development • Image compression • Dial-up hosting deployment After over a year of trial and error, they launched their first commercial site in 1997:

🚀 CyberPornCity.com • Advertised in the back of PC Magazine • Won the NetGuide Gold Award for Excellence (1997–1998) • Became a profitable, rapidly growing membership site • Validated Paul’s instinct for identifying high-growth digital markets early Its immediate success became the catalyst for everything that followed.
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TurboServe.com (1997–2001): One of the First High-Performance Hosting Companies in History In parallel, Paul and Ray launched: TurboServe International — High-Speed Hosting Solutions One of the earliest commercial hosting companies at scale. Operating from elite carrier-hotel datacenters: • 111 8th Avenue, New York City • The Dallas Infomart on Stemmons Freeway They owned and operated their own: • Servers • Cabinets • Routers • Network infrastructure This gave them control over speed, uptime, and scalability at a time when hosting was still in its infancy. TurboServe became the backbone of Paul’s rapidly expanding digital empire.
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1998–2004: The Explosion

Hundreds of Sites, Streaming Systems & Full-Scale Digital Automation As CyberPornCity grew, Paul and Ray entered a period of extreme output, designing and deploying hundreds of commercial properties, including:
• Membership platforms • Auctions systems • Streaming video galleries • Online communities • Creator-commerce platforms • E-commerce storefronts • Billing systems • Affiliate engines • Video archive systems • Early live-cam architectures

To support demand, Paul built: CyberPaymentSystems.com One of the earliest self-hosted adult billing and subscription processors — years before modern payment gateways allowed adult transactions. He then established a global service network including: • CyberTechInternet.com • GlobalPornHost.com • GlobalPornNetwork.com • AdultContentProviders.com
These brands sold complete turnkey “business-in-a-box” website packages inclusive of:
✓ Full design ✓ Membership architecture ✓ Video/photo archives ✓ SEO ✓ Hosting ✓ Billing ✓ Streaming servers ✓ Traffic acquisition ✓ Email and affiliate systems ✓ Live-cam integration

Clients lined up and paid $5,000 to $50,000 per site (plus monthly hosting/maintenance fees). Automated development allowed complete systems to be built in days, not months.
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Magazine Trade Deal (2001–2004) The Growth Engine

A pivotal trade deal with: • Gallery Magazine • Fox Magazine • Lollipops Magazine gave Paul full-page, full-color national ads every month — in exchange for providing their internet services. These ads triggered massive demand, turning Paul’s firm into one of the highest-output turnkey website providers in the country.
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Adult Industry Dominance (1999–2010)

Paul became one of the most influential digital operators in the adult entertainment ecosystem, building: • Hundreds of commercial membership systems • One of the earliest streaming video archives • Dominant SEO networks (ranking #1–#10 for major keywords) • Directory platforms • Advertising networks • Creator marketplaces • Multi-site automation engines This momentum inspired his next major conquest. ________________________________________

StripClubNetwork.com The Largest Strip Club Digital Ecosystem Ever Built

Seeing a fragmented offline industry, Paul recognized a massive opportunity. He launched: • StripClubNetwork.com • StripClubList.com • StripClubJobs.com • StripClubRealty.com • StripClubServices.com • Dozens of city- and niche-specific directories Collectively these platforms: • Served 90% of NY–Tri-State clubs • Expanded nationwide • Powered hundreds of clubs across every major U.S. city • Included partnerships with Déjà Vu, Larry Flynt’s Hustler Clubs, and many more Paul and his team then built the industry’s first enterprise SaaS platform: SCN Control Panel (SaaS) Allowing clubs to self-manage: • Photos • Events & promotions • Food & drink menus • Entertainer schedules • VIP rooms • Appearance calendars • Special events • SEO fields • Ads & banners • Maps & location services This system became the backbone of the entire industry. ________________________________________
Powering Deja Vu’s 125-Club Digital Transformation (12 Years)
For over a decade, the largest strip club operator in the world trusted Paul to run: • Digital infrastructure for 125 locations • Hosting • Website development • Nationwide SEO • Digital advertising • Content management • SCN software integrations • Daily updates • Automation & scaling This remains one of the largest and most complex digital transformations ever executed in the nightlife industry. ________________________________________

SCN Television Series (2001–2004): The First Strip Club Industry TV Show in History

A groundbreaking broadcast innovation, Paul J. Brown and the SCN team achieved something unprecedented:
They launched SCN TV, a weekly television series broadcast on Manhattan Cable Channel 35 — the first-ever show dedicated to the artistry, personalities, and behind-the-scenes culture of the strip club and feature-entertainer world.

A First-of-Its-Kind Broadcast Series
SCN TV featured:
• Weekly coverage of top feature entertainers from across the country • Live on-location filming inside premier clubs • Performance showcases, interviews, and personality spotlights • A rotating roster of dancers, DJs, managers, promoters, and industry insiders • Candid conversations about touring, competitions, and nightlife culture • Behind-the-scenes footage filmed on location throughout the Tri-State area

SCN TV was a true industry first, capturing a community that had never been given a mainstream broadcast platform. Each week, the SCN crew filmed at a different club location, giving audiences:
• Video from inside the most popular clubs • Exclusive coverage of touring headliners • Insight into adult nightlife production • Authentic looks inside venues, personalities, and performances never seen before on public television
SCN TV was more than a show — it was a full media production operation.
Legacy Significance Today, SCN TV stands as: • One of the first televised nightlife reality series • A precursor to modern nightlife YouTube shows • A documentary time capsule of the industry at its peak • Proof of Paul’s long-running ability to merge physical, digital, and entertainment ecosystems.

It represents a pivotal moment when SCN transitioned from a digital platform into a full-scale media brand, reinforcing Paul’s role not just as an internet architect, but as a pioneer of broadcast entertainment in niche markets.

Mainstream Global Fame: StripClubJets.com (2004–2006)

Paul’s sense of humor and marketing genius led to: StripClubJets.com A satirical-but-real private jet membership concept that exploded into international headlines: • Howard Stern Show — 30-minute segment • Jay Leno monologue jokes • Playboy 50th Anniversary Edition feature • Maxim Magazine feature • Thousands of global radio & media hits The original site and media assets (still archived today) will be featured in the Primal Ventures Legacy Flipbook. ________________________________________
Breaking From the Adult Industry: The Road to Mainstream Infrastructure Despite millions of daily impressions across his network, Paul realized major brands — alcohol, pharmaceuticals, consumer goods — refused to advertise on adult-associated properties for political reasons. They admitted the demographics were ideal. But they could not risk association. To break free from those limitations, Paul spent years developing mainstream, Fortune-500-friendly infrastructure, culminating in: ________________________________________

TheGlobalWeb.com (2006–2010): Large-Scale Automation & the First Massive Content Engine

Paul built one of the earliest large-scale automated content networks, capable of generating thousands of dynamic web pages with: • Auto-updating content • Multi-category syndication • Automated publishing pipelines • Entire verticals of websites • Scalable ad inventory
He secured deals with DoubleClick and several major Madison Avenue advertising agencies. But then the world changed. ________________________________________ The iPhone Effect: A Perfect Storm The iPhone launched. Suddenly, hundreds of legacy sites built before mobile-responsive standards were incompatible with the evolving web. TheGlobalWeb.com — a massive network spread across hundreds of domains — required full reconstruction to survive the mobile shift. The scale was too large to retrofit at that time. The system was paused, and the network eventually went offline — but the entire engine still exists today on the original Dell servers, preserved intact. This preserved infrastructure is the spiritual predecessor to: ________________________________________

TheGlobalWeb.ai: The AI Renaissance of Paul’s Original Vision (2025–2030)

Today, Paul is building a next-generation AI network powered by: • Automated site generation • Perpetual content engines • AI-driven publishing • Multi-domain syndication • Personalized user experiences • Real-time data intelligence Everything he built in the early 2000s has returned — at a far larger scale, now powered by modern AI. Contact Investor Relations
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