GTBill Signs On as XBIZ LA Corporate Sponsor

LOS ANGELES — XBIZ is pleased to announce GTBill has come on board as Corporate Sponsor of XBIZ LA 2010, the top three-day digital media trade event taking place at the Sofitel Hotel in Hollywood Feb. 9-11.

As Corporate Sponsor, GTBill maximizes its exposure at the business-to-business conference with the theme “Uncover and Seize: The Future of Adult Entertainment” that will focus on techniques, technologies and business methods to best position industry professionals in the coming future.

XBIZ LA features three days of workshops, technology demo sessions and networking lunches. On Feb. 9 and 10, conference attendees that sign up during registration can take part in the XBIZ.net Speed Networking, a unique experience in which participants can establish more than 60 industry contacts in less than an hour.

With more special events to be announced, XBIZ LA 2010 will kick off with the Cybersocket Web Awards. XBIZ LA also includes the annual XBIZ Golf Tournament, presented by X2K and NETbilling, and culminates with the Player’s Ball and highly anticipated, star-studded 2010 XBIZ Awards.

Every year, XBIZ LA is attended by international web professionals (webmasters), Internet service providers, traffic buyers and sellers, content producers and licensors, technology/software providers, adult business consultants, legal advisors, creative professionals, performers/talent and members of the media among others.

To register for XBIZ LA, click here.

For sponsorship opportunities, visit XBIZLA.com/sponsorship.

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