GalleryGirlz.com Launches on Openvision Network

CYBERSPACE — Internet TV network Openvision has launched Gallerygirlz.com, in partnership with adult production company Cheeky Pictures. Openvision will provide adult content in streaming format on Gallerygirlz.com to users that sign up for a free subscription.

According to the Openvision, user will experience no wait time for downloads of either content or software. Capitalizing on Web surfers’ tendency to gravitate toward free-downloadable content, the new network allows easy viewing accessibility as well as interactivity for users. Openvision will offer also content in a video-on-demand format, if users wish to view unscheduled programming that they may have missed when it was first broadcast.

At the same time, the company said content producers can use the network as an advertising platform in a variety of ways. Advertising slots can be used to promote new or upcoming products to viewers, who can then purchase product immediately without interrupting their viewing session. Targeted email advertising to subscribers will allow specifically focused promotional campaigns for retailers.

Gallerygirlz.com is currently offering adult companies various advertising packages. Openvision also will provide a wide variety of mainstream content on different channels. Channels listed on the network’s roster include the Caribbean Billboard channel; fashion programming of Fire Entertainment; M3TV independent artist channel; CMX: Club Music Extreme channel; Look! Entertainment channel; IMTV Independent Music channel; softcore content on SnMTV; and car-oriented programming on WhipsNHitz.

All enquiries from adult companies and advertisers should be directed to cheekypictures@gmail.com.

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