Adult Sex Content, Magma Sign Exclusive Licensing Deal

SERBIA, Belgrade — Online adult content store Adult Sex Content has signed an exclusive licensing agreement with Magma Content, making the European studio's content available online for the first time.

Adult Sex Content Sales Manager Vuk Popovic told XBIZ that his company now has exclusive licensing rights to Magma's 50-title collection of content, which includes teen, gangbang and double-penetration niches.

"We are really happy and honored to sell titles from such a big studio," Popovic said. "We are especially glad because our U.S.-based customers will be able to buy it, and all titles are fully 2257 compliant, which is really rare for European films.”

Popovic said the deal was struck during this year's Venus Berlin expo, and future deals are planned to expand Adult Sex Content's 850-DVD library by 1,500 titles by the end of the year.

“Hopefully by the end of the month we will have an additional six exclusive studios to announce and probably more than 10 studios by the end of the year," Popovic said.

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