Matt Zane Launches Download Site iViewSex.com

CYBERSPACE — Producer Matt Zane has launched iViewSex.com, a new download-for-pay site that, he says, "promises to be the true iTunes of porn." Content can be purchased for $1.69 per scene, with no sign up or membership fees.

“The industry is trying to figure out the next content delivery method which is going to become the standard but I believe the music industry has already answered that question," Zane said. "Last year individual music downloads finally eclipsed CD sales. I figured why not just follow the leader, which is iTunes.

"I set out to create a site where individual downloads by multiple studios would be available for a price that is comparable to the 99 cents per track offered on music sites.”

Every scene is H.264 encoded and the high-definition downloads can be viewed on a computer, iPhone, iPod or Zune. All scenes are DRM free.

iViewSex offers users multiple search functions to find a favorite performer or genre among the 1,000 scenes currently available. To encourage consumers to try the service, four short sample clips are available for free download.

Legend and Mercenary Pictures have already provided scenes for download and performer Regan Reese is the first individual performer to offer content. Plans call for weekly updates, with new studios and performers. For more information, visit iViewSex.com or email Zane at MattZane1@yahoo.com.

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