Gamma Makes XBIZ Top 50 Newsmakers of 2011

MONTREAL — Gamma Entertainment and its subsidiaries were named in XBIZ World's "Top 50 Industry Newsmakers of 2011."

Headliners from Gamma include the recently acquired adult tube site, PornerBros.com. Livebucks, the webcam affiliate division of Gamma Entertainment, also received headline recognition, having launched homeCams Model Broadcasting Network and a new model referral program.

"2011 has been a very productive and eventful year for us," said Karl Bernard, president of Gamma Entertainment. "We plan on keeping up this pace, if not exceeding it, in 2012."

FameDollars' EvilAngel.com launched two niche sites from directors, Jay Sin and Joey Silvera, MilkEnema.com and IloveBlackShemales.com.

Multiformat options for iPad, smartphone and tablets were also deployed across all FameDollars sites to improve user experience.

On the GLBT front, Next Door Entertainment collaborated with Falcon studios to release Cody Cumming's exclusive scene, Blown Away, from their two part film co-production, "The Guys Next Door."

Blown Away showcases Cummings' sexual evolution with other Next Door exclusives Marcus Mojo, Rod Daily, Paul Wagner, Anthony Romero and Johnny Torque.

Every month, PornUsers.com publishes the best and most active sites. DevilsFilm.com and EvilAngel made the "Top Ten" reviewed sites for November 2011 both earning a 90 score.

"The surfer’s feedback is so important to us and when one of our sites makes it on a porn user's top list, we are ecstatic," said Magalie Rheault, director of product and development for Gamma's FameDollars.

"We want all our sites to be up on that list, so, we are making sure our content always meets the surfer’s high standards."

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