LiveSex.com Becomes an ASACP Platinum Sponsor
 

As an Advisory Council member, and a fellow Platinum Sponsor (Epoch), I would like to welcome Gyorgy Gattyan and Mickey Bojcsik of LiveSex.com as platinum sponsors of ASACP. Another great program behind a great cause.

The press release from ASACP is below.




LiveSex.com Becomes an ASACP Platinum Sponsor

Los Angeles, CA ? The Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection (ASACP) is pleased to announce that LiveSex.com has become its newest Platinum Sponsor.

LiveSex.com is a dynamic webcam content provider, and the sites operating under its umbrella have achieved enormous growth in the past few years. According to Mickey Bojcsik, Project Manager of the company behind LiveSex.com, the organization?s sense of responsibility has therefore grown proportionally.

?Supporting ASACP?s efforts to crack down on child pornography is just one of Livesex.com?s ways of making the virtual adult community safer,? said Bojcsik. ?We?re glad to support ASACP in their crusade against CP, and I urge every professional in the live cam business to get aboard.?

ASACP?s Platinum Sponsors are its largest financial contributors. LiveSex.com joins a select group which also includes ATKingdom, AVN Media Network, CE Cash, Epoch, NationalNet and Xbiz. Numerous other companies support ASACP as Title and Corporate Sponsors, while hundreds of others are ASACP members.

ASACP Executive Director Joan Irvine praised the enthusiasm LiveSex.com has shown for the organization?s mission. ?LiveSex.com has really jumped right in as an ASACP Sponsor,? she noted. ?They participated in our annual Sponsors meeting at Internext, where we plan our goals for the year to come. Only a handful of companies commit at the Platinum level. I can?t think of a better way to demonstrate the adult industry?s commitment to protecting children online.?

Bojcsik agreed. ?We have the power to self-regulate. Keep your neighborhood as clean as possible, and you lower the chances of unpleasant visitors knocking on your door.?

Founded in 1996, the Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection (ASACP) is a non-profit organization dedicated to eliminating child pornography from the Internet. ASACP battles child pornography through its CP reporting hotline, and by organizing the efforts of the online adult industry to combat the heinous crime of child sexual abuse.

Companies and individuals interested in supporting ASACP may go to www.asacp.org for more information on how to get involved.

Congrats Guys:thumbsup :thumbsup

congrats big move ;)

congratulations!

:thumbsup :thumbsup

Supporting ASACP's efforts - anyone can...
 

Thanks for the welcome, Rand. Glad to be aboard. We go to great lengths to ensure every single one of our performers are of legal age and supporting ASACP's efforts by signing up as a Platinum Sponsor was the next logical step to take.
Looking forward to taking an active role in ASACP's mission as the sponsors' meeting during internext pointed out: we've got work to do.

As mentioned in the ASACP PR i encourage fellow webcam companies to support ASACP's mission by signing up as sponsors or members (whichever suits their budget).

And for the independent webmasters that think supporting ASACP is mainly for affiliate programs, think again. ASACP offers membership packages that will suit any budget (how does 13 cents/day sound?). Newbie webmasters: Start low and increase your contribution as your revenues grow. I could go on and on, but in the end it really is ALL UP TO YOU. If you want to contribute to a good cause, you know where to find them.
www.asacp.org

Nice work Gyorgy and Mickey

Mr. Romance

13 cents a day sounds great Mickey:thumbsup

Awesome! Great company. Great cause.

You guys are awesome! :thumbsup
Can't wait to see you again in Amsterdam.

Great guys to have on board.

American Society for the Advancement of Colored People? WTF?

Congats, guys!

Certainly a good cause, I did have the banners and links on some sites but got lazy. I will definetly get to adding them where I haven't yet.

Congrats :thumbsup