AdultSexContent.com Lands 2015 XBIZ Awards Nomination

LOS ANGELES — AdultSexContent.com has been named an official finalist nominee for the adult industry’s awards event of the year, the 2015 XBIZ Awards, presented by Fleshlight.

AdultSexContent.com received a nomination for the “Best Content Provider” award.

Nominees for the 2015 XBIZ Awards were selected based on a record 8,000 pre-nominations submitted to XBIZ by members of the industry via XBIZ.net.

“I have to say that we are thrilled that we received our 10th XBIZ nomination so far!” says a company rep. “AdultSexContent.com is growing each year and gathering more and more happy clients. Currently carrying more than 30,000 DVD titles from 500+ different studios worldwide and going strong, hopefully nomination #10 will bring us a win as well. Thank you so much to everyone who vote for us!”

Scheduled for Jan. 15 in Los Angeles, adult film superstar James Deen is set to host the industry’s largest gala at a cutting-edge venue linked to JW Marriott and The Ritz-Carlton at the downtown Los Angeles entertainment complex, L.A. Live.

For more than a decade, glitz, glamour and the biggest names in adult have made the XBIZ Awards show the grandest industry event of the year, and the most prestigious symbol of success. The star-studded event hosts A-list movers and shakers of the multibillion-dollar adult industry.

The XBIZ Awards will once again coincide with the industry’s top trade events series, XBIZ 360, which will take over the entire property of the chic Andaz Hotel from Jan. 13-16 for an unprecedented event lineup dedicated to exploring the future of the adult industry.

For more information, visit XBIZAwards.com.

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