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09-29-2006, 04:22 PM
MIAMI — AEBN plans to debut content from PinkTV starting today.
PinkTV’s BDSM series “Into the Mist” will be the first video-on-demand feature to debut on AEBN, also known as the Adult Entertainment Broadcasting Network, one of the largest VOD companies on the Internet.
Miami-based PinkTV produces all-original content that is billed as “no-holds-barred sex scenes that have viewers begging for more.”
Besides “Into the Mist,” PinkTV’s content also includes “The Fucking News,” “Match That Snatch,” “The Brothel,” and “Voyeur Lounge Teaser,” among others.
Much of the programming broadcast on AEBM is available on its PinkTV.com site for $29.95 a month. AEBN charges by the minute or by download or rental.
PinkTV has yet to land a satellite deal in the U.S., but it has begun its pay-per-view satellite operations overseas. The company has a second headquarters in Prague, where it operates Heat TV, which is broadcast in 16 markets throughout the European Union.
Dan Recio, PinkTV's vice president, said that the deal with AEBN was an obvious one.
“We chose AEBN to be the first to have our content because of its robust delivery mediums and large loyal member base,” Recio said. “It makes AEBN the perfect company to deliver our previously unreleased premiere content to the masses.”
PinkTV’s BDSM series “Into the Mist” will be the first video-on-demand feature to debut on AEBN, also known as the Adult Entertainment Broadcasting Network, one of the largest VOD companies on the Internet.
Miami-based PinkTV produces all-original content that is billed as “no-holds-barred sex scenes that have viewers begging for more.”
Besides “Into the Mist,” PinkTV’s content also includes “The Fucking News,” “Match That Snatch,” “The Brothel,” and “Voyeur Lounge Teaser,” among others.
Much of the programming broadcast on AEBM is available on its PinkTV.com site for $29.95 a month. AEBN charges by the minute or by download or rental.
PinkTV has yet to land a satellite deal in the U.S., but it has begun its pay-per-view satellite operations overseas. The company has a second headquarters in Prague, where it operates Heat TV, which is broadcast in 16 markets throughout the European Union.
Dan Recio, PinkTV's vice president, said that the deal with AEBN was an obvious one.
“We chose AEBN to be the first to have our content because of its robust delivery mediums and large loyal member base,” Recio said. “It makes AEBN the perfect company to deliver our previously unreleased premiere content to the masses.”