Traffic Jam 2016 Slated for Thursday in S.F.

Traffic Jam 2016 Slated for Thursday in S.F.

SAN FRANCISCO — GameLink.com says that Traffic Jam 2016, the 4th annual virtual reality technology event slated for Thursday, is set to draw adult companies, performers, techies and other industry members.

GameLink.com will serve as sponsor and host to discussions at the conference, running from 7 to 10 p.m. at Kink.com’s UpperFloor.

Jeff Dillon, vice president of business development for eLine, parent company of GameLink, will serve as host along with Matt Slusarenko, director of marketing and business development at Cybernet Entertainment, parent company of Kink.com. 

“I am extremely excited to announce the 4th annual Traffic Jam conference,” Dillon said. “It is one of the best industry gatherings of the year because of the location in San Francisco, near Silicon Valley, which draws a lot of renowned tech companies.” 

The conference will discuss the fast-growing virtual reality segment as well as content production, improving online traffic and more, Dillon said. 

GameLink recently launched the first virtual reality porn aggregate site, providing users the ability to view immersive, VR content via video-on-demand or streaming on its site for the first time. The new site features a variety of popular content ranging from girl/girl, boy/girl, MILF and teens to fetish and BDSM-themed movies from such studios as VR pioneer studio BaDoink, as well as Kink and HoloGirlsVR.

Sponsorship opportunities for the upcoming Traffic Jam 2016 event are still available. For more information, including guest list inquiries and more, please email jeff@gamelink.com. Kink.com’s UpperFloor is located at 1800 Mission St., San Francisco, CA 94103.

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