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'Porno Dan' Leal New Sales Manager at KSEX

CHATSWORTH, Calif. — KSEX personality "Porno Dan" Leal has taken the sales manager position at the Internet radio station. Former KSEX Vice President Joe Brandi, who had served as sales manager, resigned on the air Dec. 19.

KSEX has been on holiday break since Dec. 21 and will resume new programming tonight.

"We're looking forward to increasing the exposure of KSEX," Leal told XBIZ. "To put KSEX on many different platforms so it's not just available on the KSEX.com broadband site. We're in preliminary talks with several other different outlets, including satellite and other websites. We're also talking about cable TV deals."

Leal has shot amateur scenes for several years and has produced more than 30 DVDs. His content is also available on mobile devices through the MidniteMonkey distribution service. He will be shooting atmosphere and interviews for KSEX on the show floor at Adult Expo in Las Vegas next week.

KSEX has also announced that the "KSEX Games" DVDs will be distributed by Philadelphia-based Studio B Entertainment, a mainstream distributor starting an adult division.

Leal said that KSEX plans to increase its live programming from its current six hours a day, five days a week schedule. New shows should be in place early in the first quarter.

To contact Leal, email pornodan@ksex.com.

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