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Working on a "clone" of Pornotube
Join Date: Jun 2007
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Sunday, January 06, 2008
Vavoom Media Group Negotiating KSEX Acquisition Deal Current mood: energetic CEO of Vavoom has signed a letter of intent. From AVN.com By Sherri L. Shaulis Posted: 5:30 PM PST Jan 04, 2008 CHATSWORTH, Calif. - A former on-air guest of KSEX has announced plans for his latest company to acquire the Internet-based radio station. Stephen Brown, president and CEO of Vavoom Media Group, has signed a letter of intent to acquire FastBroadcast Inc., which does business as KSEX.com. The station essentially has reached an acquisition deal with Vavoom Media Group, which has television, film, animation and radio presences. The Vavoom brand first reached adult-industry aficionados when Brown and Ms. Vavoom appeared on Sunset Thomas' popular KSEX show "Sunset After Sunset." Thomas later resigned from KSEX and signed with Vavoom to appear in television and radio programming. "The irony is not lost on me," Brown said. "KSEX has deep roots in the adult industry. Everyone who is anyone in the biz has appeared at one time or another on KSEX. The archives alone contains thousands of hours of material. Add the KSEX cache, and you've got something very special. I look forward to integrating KSEX.com into the Vavoom brand." "For KSEX to reach the next level, we needed to have a much broader reach, and this strategic relationship with Vavoom provides that," said KSEX owner Jon Belinkie. "We have been aware of and impressed by Stephen Brown and what he has done with Vavoom over the last year and have been interested in the synergy that our two companies would create. ... KSEX is hopeful to become part of the Vavoom Media Group." |
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Brilliant Innoventionalist and writer.
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: USA, Northern Hemisphere, Terra, 3rd of nine, Sol System, Milky Way Galaxy, Far from Galactic Core
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Wow....I'm in the wrong end of the business....
2.6 million fellas I'll give you the building, the molds, the equipment, and the customer list. You will actually get hard assets, and a future. And then, I'll go eat donuts at Gonzo's place and giggle.
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Fat Fucking Nobody
Want to see your own Advertising Here!
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my guess is they didn't get even 20k cash in this deal.
theres not 20k of anything there. and my guesses are usually pretty accurate ... ask lars and andrew.
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We are putting the bastards of this world on notice; greed and corruption will always be met with "a voice made of ink and rage." "Never try and be like anyone else" - Hunter S. Thompson "The truth is the truth no matter how you try and package a lie" - Shellee Hale
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Fat Fucking Nobody
Want to see your own Advertising Here!
Join Date: Oct 2002
Posts: 6,523
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Here's the history lesson....
Once upon a time, it was discovered that webmasters would tune in to hear some audio if the programming was interesting, taught them something or was just entertaining in watching people piss with each other in an audio format. To best of my knowledge Sharky Live was the first show. He ran it for CE, came on at a set time and day, advertised well in advance. It was just an hour or so show. Next discovery is that people will pay to advertise on these things. And money in this industry is like blood in the water to a shark. At one point you had Dokk with Albumside working out of a studio in his house equipped better than many small FM stations. Sound and production quality was top notch. His format was 24/7 with some live stuff and programs mixed in. The concept being webmasters listen while they work. And by all accounts he was getting some good advertising dollars. Like everything else we do, the market quickly gets saturated as everyone tries to copy the success and pretty soon it's tough to make a buck and things sort themselves out. Current day...wow, who listens to this stuff? Can you really get a sponsor to give you a check for a show heard by less than 20 people? Guess so. This is another broken economic system in our biz. You have dollars changing hands with NO ROI and stations being run solely for the ad dollars without any sort of clue about programming or talent. |
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