ASACP Attends European Summit

LOS ANGELES — The Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection (ASACP) has returned to the European Summit being held in Prague through Sept. 27.

ASACP’s Executive Director Tim Henning will be attending the conference. He said the organizers generously waived his registration fee and assisted with his hotel accommodations, making his appearance possible.

The Summit's event brings together a diverse group of online operators to the Czech Republic for B2B networking, seminars and socializing.

The event’s promoters are providing ASACP with flyers in the show’s gift bags and an advertisement in the show guide, helping to spread the association’s message of legitimate businesses protecting themselves by protecting children.

“The European Summit attracts a unique audience of digital media stakeholders, including Eastern European operators that might not be attending U.S.-based or other European events,” Henning said. “Reaching these business owners, along with their peers from around the globe that travel to this event provides a great opportunity to spread the news about ASACP.”

Henning is attending the event as part of ASACP’s commitment to educate online businesses about the need to protect children on the Internet and how the association’s services, such as the Restricted To Adults (RTA) website label, and industry Best Practices, make it all happen.

“ASACP has a long history of reaching out to the greater European audience,” Henning noted. “The European Summit plays a vital role in this ongoing outreach, enabling the association to build bridges with stakeholders in important regions, where children may be most at risk.”

For more information, or to schedule a meeting with Henning contact tim@asacp.org.

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