X2K Media Unveils New Japanese, Anime Feeds

CALABASAS, Calif. — After launching in April, adult media company X2K Media is adding two new Japanese-themed feeds to its stable of content offerings.

The two new feeds are hentai and Japan X. Hentai is familiar to most adult fans as the bizarre, animated wing of hardcore adult entertainment known for its grotesque imagery and dense thematic structure. Japan X is a hardcore video line out of Tokyo that enters the X2K lineup with more than 30 titles.

X2K will add a new, full DVD's worth of content to both feeds every week.

In addition, webmasters can purchase other content to play through the X2K media player, which comes stocked with thousands of ready-to-view videos. Webmasters can buy content month to month. Pricing goes by the gigabyte, starting at $2 per gigabyte paid monthly.

Other niches offered include porn star, hardcore, gay and fetish, among others. Webmasters also have the option to build custom web pages powered with X2K's Flash player. Production companies can have their entire libraries digitized to be used in a full website based around X2K's media player.

Besides content delivery, X2K Media provides other adult production services, including digitizing, encoding, authoring and DVD duplication.

For more information, email Stephen Bugbee at bugbee@matrixcontent.com. 1

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