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NEW "REALTOUCH" TECHNOLOGY FROM AEBN MAY HAVE AN ADDED BENEFIT: BRINGING THE COUNTRY TOGETHER



Harvard Business Professor's Report Says Online Adult Entertainment Consumption Bipartisan And Stronger in Conservative States



CHARLOTTE -- (March 6, 2009) -- AEBN chief Scott Coffman believes that RealTouch, the industry video-on-demand leader's cutting-edge experiential system, could have a unifying effect on the country.



"We may not agree on a national healthcare program or how to handle the economic crisis, but we all like sex," says Coffman, citing an article in the Journal of Economic Perspectives which claims so-called Red State and Blue State Americans are more alike than different when it comes to appreciation of adult entertainment.



The article, "Red Light States: Who Buys Online Adult Entertainment", by Benjamin Edelman, Assistant Professor of Business Administration at the Harvard Business School, goes on to say that there's a higher concentration of adult content consumption in Red states like Utah and Mississippi that tend to be more conservative and religious, than in Democratic leaning Blue states.



Coffman said advance inquiries for the much anticipated RealTouch product that will launch this spring seem to follow that pattern. The high tech RealTouch sex toy for men integrates and synchronizes encoded adult video content with a unit that delivers unprecedented realistic tactile sensations to the penis, simulating the warmth, moistness and variable friction of a real sexual encounter.



"Professor Edleman's findings are right on the mark," says Coffman, whose company distributes more minutes of paid motion picture content via Internet VOD than any other company, adult or mainstream, in the world. "The numbers for our VOD and download products are consistently higher in Red States and we expect sales for RealTouch to mirror that," said Coffman. "Perhaps conservatives need a little more help relaxing."



Edelman, who consults with companies such as Microsoft and AOL, pulled data from an undisclosed client that runs dozens of adult websites. His conclusions come from about two years of credit card data from 2006 to 2008 that included purchase dates and customer postal codes.

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