Gamma Earns Record Nominations for 2012 XBIZ Awards

MONTREAL — Gamma Entertainment has received five XBIZ Award nominations for its affiliate programs, including Affiliate Program of the Year in the Multi-Platform category.

Gamma and and its partners received more than sixty nominations in the Movies and Production and Web and Technology categories.

"We are elated to have been acknowledged by our peers again this year," Gamma President Karl Bernard said. "These nominations certainly reflect the growth Gamma has experienced in the last few years, both as a business and as a company."

The nominations include Affiliate Program of the Year-Single Platform for FameDollars.com and BlazingBucks.com.

BlazingBucks, which formed a joint venture partnership with Gamma in late 2010, received 12 nominations.

 Next Door Buddy Profits earned a nomination for Gay Web Company of the Year and Live Cam Affiliate Program of the Year recognized LiveBucks.com.

Top sites within the Gamma network, including EvilAngel.com, COLTStudioGroup.com, FalconStudios.com, HotHouse.com, NextDoorMale.com, DevilsFilm.com, TeraPatrick.com, RoccoSiffredi, DaringSex.com and LowArtFilms.com, were also nominated in their respective categories.

"The 2011 XBIZ awards we received last February helped kicked off a great year for us. Here's hoping for an even better start to 2012," Bernard said.

The XBIZ Awards takes place Jan. 10 and is presented by MyFreeCams.com.

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