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You come at least 10 years too late. The big tubes now own most of the big porn productions and the rest of big productions feed the tubes with their videos to get traffic back, but making them even fatter. That's why no one does anything against it. Brazzers and Pornhub for example belong to the same company.
DMCA's work fine with tubes and cyberlockers.
This whole mindset "I don't pay for porn" was even here before 2000, simply because early porn prods completely missed the power of hebbian learning, framing and moralizing. Sending with each scene a message that it's smth good to pay for and support erotic biz and those girls would have trained the minds of audience over the decades to a possible mindset "I pay for porn, because I enjoy it and support those girls".
A good company sells not just a product, but emotions and values.
Tubes just put that "I dont pay for porn" mindset on a new extreme level.
But even if we could fight the tubes, torrents are another story, you can do nothing against torrents, except getting (real) IP's and sue every single user for damage. Sounds good in theory, but practical you would need an IT service who can track IP and get adresses as well a lawyer who can send masses of claim letters. They want to get paid too of course.
A good idea is to file a takedown note to google, so they de-list those pirate sites with your content.
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