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Friend Finder Networks (FFN) was originally named Various, Inc. and was founded in 1996 by Andrew Conru.
In 2007, the company Various was acquired by the owners of Penthouse magazine, and adopted its current name Friend Finder Networks.
For 2009 FriendFinder Networks generated $330 million in revenue and $103 million in earnings.
Friendfinder Networks expects to complete the IPO rocess by 2010 and to list its common stock on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol "FFN".
FriendFinder Networks plans to launch a new platform for their dating sites in the second quarter of 2012.
The recipient of the 2013 Editor's Top Pick - Sexy Award goes to Passion.com.
Penthouse went on to change it's name to "FriendFinder Networks" (confusing, right?) before going bankrupt in 2013.
Passion.com is the recipient of the 2015 Dating Sites Reviews Editor's Top Pick Sexy Award.
Adult FrindFinder is the recipient of the 2018 Dating Sites Reviews Editor's Top Pick Sexy Award.
Adult FrindFinder is the recipient of the 2020 Dating Sites Reviews Editor's Top Pick Hookup Award.
Adult FrindFinder is the recipient of the 2022 Dating Sites Reviews Editor's Top Pick Hookup Award.
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