XTube Offering New Streaming Adult Channels Online

TORONTO — XTube.com has launched 12 new streaming adult TV channels online.

The subscription channels offer DVD video from major adult studios including Adam & Eve, Pink Visual and Combat Zone. Channels available include gay- and straight-niche content and multichannel subscription packages.

"Users had to plug away on clips they might like, and they wound up paying for each one," XTube Accounts Manager Kurtis Potek told XBIZ. "Instead of doing that, we chucked a whole bunch of content into different channels, with different niches, and they can subscribe to it for one low price instead of paying over and over for clips and scenes."

Plans call for more than 8,500 DVDs from more than 200 studios to be made available in the coming months.

The prices per channel range from $14.98 to $19.98 per month, and multichannel packages are available at prices ranging from $29.96 to $39.96.

XTube.com launched in March 2006 and now reports that it has 3.5 million members. XTube also hosts a large adult community dedicated to amateur porn, where anyone of legal age can promote and sell their homemade amateur content through the XTube website.

For more information, visit the XTube website. Studio representatives who want to place DVDs on XTube should contact Kurtis@XTube.com.

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