AEBN Increases International VOD Offerings

CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Expanding its reach in Europe, AEBN, also known as the Adult Entertainment Broadcasting Network, has penned video-on-demand deals with two international adult companies, Inexes and DBM Studio.

Bordeaux, France-based Inexes manufactures and distributes gay content for the European market, after getting its start as a mail-order business. AEBN spokeswoman Kristina Krueger told XBiz that Inexes is one of the only French studios that features only French actors, a niche that has a huge following in the U.S.

Germany-based DBM creates content geared toward the straight market and features stars such as Coco, Heidi Newton and Karen Schubert. The studio manufactures around 50 videos a month and features the work of European porn superstar Dolly Buster.

Under the terms of the deals, AEBN will stream approximately 819 videos from DBM’s movie library and an unlimited number of films from Inexes. The new European content will be available to AEBN subscribers and affiliates within the next week, Krueger said.

The VOD deals with Inexes and DBM add to AEBN’s already substantial library of international content, including content deals with studios in Japan, Spain and the U.K.

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