Adult Webcam Conference Set for Las Vegas

LAS VEGAS — The Adult Webcam Conference will take place Jan. 20 and 21 at the Alexis Park Resort in Las Vegas.

“The Adult Webcam Conference is the convocation specific to the adult webcam industry," conference organizer Coralyn Jewel said. "We are thrilled that the Conference has been designed by adult cam models to serve the interests and needs of adult cam models.”

Events include B2B seminars and three model panels. Webcam sites and other participants including mobile traffic solutions, advertising industry partners, payment processors, Internet modeling studios, and a number of new businesses that can offer support to adult webcam models and operators will be on hand.

The organizers said models can learn new ways to monetize their content, how to keep abreast of community standards laws, and find out about resources.

A "Fan Day" with exhibitor space offered to attending models free of charge to showcase their own brands and websites is also scheuled. 

The Conference will conclude with the Adult Webcam Awards with Epoch.com as the Titanium Presenting Sponsor. Platinum Sponsors include Chaturbate, ImLive.com, CamContacts, FreeWebcams.com, and Cam4.

The Alexis Park All Suite Resort is located at 375 East Harmon Avenue, Las Vegas, Nevada.

For more information, visit AdultWebcamConference.com, or email Jewel at CJewel@AdultWebcamConference.com.

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