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WorldWideFeeds Adds Glamour Babe Feeds Channel

LOS ANGELES — WorldWideFeeds.com has partnered with glamour photographer Michael Ancher, who will be the exclusive producer for brand new feeds channel Glamour Babe Feeds.

With more than 30 years experience in the business, Michael Ancher has shot features of Jana Cova, Silvia Saint and Monica Sweetheart for publications such as Playboy, Penthouse and more.

“I am so excited to have Michael Ancher and the Glamour Babe Feeds as a part of our vast Feeds library,” WWF cfounder Jimmy Rock said. “With the current market changes and trends, our business structure has evolved, which is opening up new windows to partnerships, products and exclusive producers, as well as allowing for much needed alternative income options for affiliate programs. The WWF Version 3.0 is still leaps and bounds ahead of any other feeds providers, and we will continually work to maintain that status.”

WorldWideFeeds recently launched its Version 3.0, which offers the company’s IP-TV players and Adult DVD Feeds, a new program that enables users to expand their online searches by movie title, performer, niche, scene and more. The company also recently updated its pricing structure with different payment scales.

For sales, email jrock@worldwidefeeds.com.

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