K-Beech Taps D-Money

CHATSWORTH, Calif. — To position the company as a pivotal player on the Internet, K-Beech has hired adult industry impresario Darren “D-Money” Blatt to head up all its licensing, affiliate programs, video-on-demand, leasing galleries and ad sales.

Blatt has served as a consultant to numerous online companies over the past eight years, including Webair, PEcash, ANYwebcam and Busty-Amateurs. As D-Money, Blatt is the brains behind the Player’s Ball series of adult webmaster parties.

“D-Money knows how to turn our massive porn collection into money from the web,” K-Beech owner Kevin Beechum said. “His contacts and Internet skills will help take us over the top.”

K-Beech produces 15 different studio lines including 818 XXX Productions, Baby Doll Pictures, Backend Productions and Cherry Boxxx Pictures, among others. The company has more than 3,000 titles in its library according to Blatt, that comprise a wide spectrum of niches that includes straight, gay, amateur, gonzo, hardcore and features.

“I couldn’t have landed a better opportunity being that content is king and K-Beech is the king of content,” Blatt said. “We currently have 3,000-plus titles in our catalog, and we release 18 new titles per month. The majority of [our content] has never been seen on the web before. At the moment, I’m looking to license some of our DVD titles to webmasters. Soon we will have our affiliate program, leasing galleries and VOD ready.”

K-Beech also owns approximately 200 general titles ranging from B-movies to action and horror films.

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