Adam & Eve Debuts New VOD Site

HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. – Adam & Eve parent company PHE Inc. has unveiled a new video-on-demand site for its online unit Adameve.com that will feature the company's top video titles, new releases, downloadable content and a monthly newsletter.

The new site, Adamevevod.com, offers new members 15 free movie minutes and no membership fees or recurring bills or upsells, with prices ranging from $5.10 for 30 minutes to $35.98 for 450 minutes.

According to Adam & Eve's Katy Zvolerin, the company has had a VOD site for several years, but the new site is more streamlined and easier to use and features what Zvolerin calls "better quality" content.

"Adam & Eve is committed to providing its customers with the most innovative technology available," Sean Trotter, Adam & Eve CTO, said. "With adamevevod.com, viewers can easily determine what they want to watch and have it on their screens immediately. It's the ultimate in instant gratification."

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