ASACP Expands Advisory Council

LOS ANGELES — The Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection (ASACP) has announced the appointment of several new members to its Advisory Council.

The new members are Brad Eells of Larry Flynt Publications (LFP) Internet Group, Eric Johnson of Sureflix, MJ McMahon of AVN Online, and Oystein Wright of Mansion Productions.

According to the Association, the Advisory Council (AC) consists of industry leaders who generously volunteer their time and expertise to help direct ASACP's efforts and resources. These council members represent different industry segments and provide input on pertinent issues including strategic planning, business practices, technology, service development, government outreach and marketing.

"As any association progresses and matures, so does its requirements for its Advisory Council," ASACP CEO Joan Irvine said. "ASACP has accomplished so much in its child protection effort with its CP reporting hotline and its Restricted To Adults (RTA) website label. Now it needs to focus on future child protection technologies, international expansion, and additional government and mainstream outreach."

"Because of this, ASACP has added four new members to its Advisory Council. I want to welcome Oystein Wright, MJ McMahon, Brad Eells, and Eric Johnson," Irvine said. "Each one brings an expertise that will help ASACP achieve its additional goals."

The Association provided XBIZ with brief bios of the new AC members:

Brad Eells is the VP and GM of LFP Internet Group, LLC, the online division of Hustler. A veteran of the mainstream Internet world, Brad served for nearly a decade as Director of Operations for Citysearch.com and Director of Product Development for Match.com. Key accomplishments include integrating Microsoft's Sidewalk service into Citysearch, changing Citysearch's business model from a service-based model to a traffic-based model, and rolling out Match.com International in 17 languages. Since entering the adult arena in 2005, Brad has completely overhauled LFP's online operations, launched the highly successful HustlerCash affiliate program, and redesigned the industry-leading online brands Hustler.com, HustlerLive.com, HustlerVOD.com, HustlerPersonals.com, HustlerHollywood.com and HustlerWorld.com.

Eric Johnson is the President of Sureflix Digital Distribution. Founded in 2000, Sureflix is the leading digital distributor of gay adult programming in the worldwide television, mobile and Internet VOD markets, including IPTV. Sureflix operates the largest network of premium gay pay-per-view VOD Websites including its award winning flagship site, www.maleflixxx.tv. Sureflix is pleased to have been named "Business of the Year" by the Free Speech Coalition in 2008 and "GLBT Web Company of the Year" by XBIZ in 2009.

MJ McMahon is the publisher of AVN Online and a company vice president. He oversees editorial direction, sales, business development, and strategic partnerships for AVN Online and Internext. McMahon has a BS in Journalism and more than seven years of professional experience writing for daily newspapers and trade magazines. During his tenure at AVN, McMahon has developed innovative seminar programs for both AVN and partner trade shows; overseen a complete revamp of AVN Online's design and editorial focus; and has been a regular speaker at industry events.

Oystein Wright is the CEO of Mansion Productions LLC. Wright has more than 15 years experience in the Information Technology sector, including 12 years in the online adult industry focusing on high-risk processing, affiliate program software, content management software and membership website management. As CEO and Partner of Mansion Productions, he has managed the success of its best selling software, MPA3, MAS, and VIST, and one of the best web designing departments the industry has to offer.

"The AC members are my advisors; as such we all establish a closer relationship," Irvine said. "While we are welcoming four new AC Members, two members are stepping down."

"Holly M. and Scott Rabinowitz became AC members over four years ago when we needed expert marketing advice. In addition to their overall business and industry knowledge, Holly helped with the look and feel of the ASACP marketing materials and Scott helped optimize its websites so that it garnered more mainstream visibility and potential contributions. Both were instrumental during the development and launch of the now internationally recognized and award winning Restricted To Adults (RTA) website label," Irvine added. "I want to thank Holly and Scott for their dedication and personal commitment to the ASACP child protection mission. I will miss them. However, I know that as with other prior AC members, I can still contact them for advice."

Founded in 1996, the Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection 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. ASACP also works to help parents prevent children from viewing age-inappropriate material online, through initiatives like its RTA website label.

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