Sofitel Hotel Sold Out for XBIZ LA 2012, Limited Additional Room Block Added

LOS ANGELES — The industry’s leading digital media conference XBIZ LA, set for Jan. 9-12, has sold out the intimately luxurious Sofitel Hotel, however XBIZ is pleased to announce the addition of a new limited room block to cater to the growing list of attendees.

With the addition of the new limited-availability room block, adult industry members have another chance to take advantage of the exclusive room selection and rates at the Sofitel Hotel allocated for attendees of XBIZ LA.

To book a room, call (800) 521-7772 and provide the group code “XBIZ.”

In addition to special rates, booking a room now will deduct 50 percent off XBIZ LA 2012 registration for qualified affiliates, adult site operators and Sofitel LA hotel guests.

Digital media conference XBIZ LA returns to the Sofitel Hotel with another round of world-class seminars, exclusive technology presentations, dynamic business-networking and Mix & Meet sessions and exclusive special events.

Among the highly anticipated XBIZ LA 2012 schedule of events is a hands-on content monetization workshop hosted by traffic and marketing maven Brad Gosse; a special anti-piracy session conducted by Pink Visual President Allison Vivas and a keynote speech from CCBill CEO Ron Cadwell. Additionally, the annual webmaster golf tournament presented by X2k and sponsored by NETbilling, OrbitalPay, Cherry Pimps, Epoch, MPA3 and Gorilla Servers, will kick off XBIZ LA.

Registered attendees of XBIZ LA also are granted entry into the 10th annual XBIZ Awards, presented by MyFreeCams.com, which is set to place Jan. 10 at the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, Calif.

Sofitel is one of L.A.'s hottest hotels, with stunning interiors featuring French style and Hollywood glamour. The 4-star Los Angeles hotel sits on the corner of La Cienega and Beverly Boulevard, near world-famous Rodeo Drive, Melrose Avenue, and Sunset Boulevard.

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