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AEBN Announces Annual VOD Award Winners

AEBN Announces Annual VOD Award Winners CHARLOTTE, N.C. — AEBN, the global leader in Video On Demand, is thrilled to announce the Straight category winners for its annual VOD Awards. Now in its fourth year, the VOD awards honor the best videos, studios, and performers as chosen by fans across the entire AEBN network.

Winners of this year’s awards include: Gianna Michaels (Female Performer of the Year), Ashlynn Brooke (Newcomer of the Year), Christy Canyon (Lifetime Achievement), and Red Light District (Studio of the Year). A complete list of winners can be found at VODAwards.com.

Nominees are selected from content provided by AEBN’s studio partners, and the votes are tabulated based on viewing habits of fans during the past year. Winners of the coveted award are then picked based on the number of minutes a particular movie has been watched using a precise, in-house accounting system.

"We're always excited to tally all the numbers at the end of the year to see what movies got the most minutes viewed,” says Jerry Anders, Vice President of Sales & Marketing for AEBN. “It's a great, fair awards system, and we want to thank all of our studios for doing business with us in 2007."

Past winners of the award include: Stormy Daniels (Best Performer), Mia Rose (Best Newcomer), Elegant Angel (Best Studio), and Secretary’s Day (Best Overall Film).

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