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Private Launches 11 New Feeds Through SexEntertain

BARCELONA — In a deal with SexEntertain, adult production company Private Media Group has unveiled 11 new feeds featuring the company’s stable of stars in exclusive Private titles.

SexEntertain will manage the new feeds, which will be branded with Private’s logo. Some of the stars to be featured in the new feeds include Angel Dark, Katsumi, Claudia Rossi, Lucy Belle, Rita Faltoyano, Sabrina Sweet and Simony Diamond.

Last August, Private and SexEntertain signed a multi-year deal that made SexEntertain the exclusive worldwide distributor of a new line of Private-branded leased content products to be distributed to webmasters worldwide.

"Private, which has been a premier name in adult entertainment for decades, has a superior brand and ultra-premium content," SexEntertain co-owner RJ said. "Our 'Powered by SexEntertain' program strongly appealed to Private as they expand their online businesses. Surfers to and members of porn websites are already major fans of the largest and best studios like Private, and adult webmasters know that integrating Private content into their sites will directly improve retention and conversion ratios."

In December 2008, SexEntertain launched an array of feeds featuring content from JapanAnime, a U.S. producer and distributor of erotic Japanese animation.

The feeds are available now at SexEntertain.com.

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