ASACP CEO Joan Irvine on SiN2.0

LOS ANGELES — Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection (ASACP) CEO Joan Irvine was recently interviewed by SiN2.0 about the adult industry's efforts to protect children on the Internet.

During the interview, Irvine discussed what ASACP does to protect children on behalf of the adult industry and how the industry can continue to support ASACP in its ongoing mission.

"I am so grateful for this opportunity to discuss in detail the work that ASACP accomplishes thanks to the support of the adult industry," Irvine said. "I am still often surprised that I meet people who do not understand the mission of ASACP."

The podcast of Irvine's interview is now available for download to a personal media (MP3) player or for streaming via your web browser from the SiN2.0 website.

According to the organization, SiN2.0, the Sex Information Network, is a social news site dedicated to all things sex — featuring an Adult Webmaster Podcast "conceived out of a growing need for information regarding online adult industry issues." Each week a new podcast is published, offering interviews with adult industry personalities who are experts in their particular field.

Founded in 1996, the Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection (ASACP) is a non-profit organization dedicated to eliminating child pornography from the Internet and preventing children from viewing age-inappropriate material online via the Restricted to Adults (RTA) website label. ASACP operates a CP reporting hotline and forwards on suspected CP websites to appropriate contacts in law enforcement.

"I hope that everyone will not only listen to the podcast but share it with others so that everyone can have a greater understanding of our work," Irvine added.

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