ASACP Honors Featured Sponsors For August

LOS ANGELES — The Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection (ASACP) has announced its featured sponsors for August: ImLive.com and DatingGold. ASACP is honoring these companies for “their ongoing support of the association and their commitment to protecting children online.”

ASACP Executive Director Tim Henning cited ImLive.com and DatingGold as strong examples of corporate responsibility and ethical practices.

“Honoring those companies that have demonstrated a commitment to child protection that sets an example for fellow businesses to follow, the Association’s featured sponsors all demonstrate that the adult industry is not the province of careless criminals, but made up of caring professionals and legitimate businesses concerned with protecting children,” Henning said.

An ASACP corporate sponsor since 2007, ImLive/PussyCash is a premium provider of live interactive webcam services that unite a large global base of individual performers and studios with customers from around the world. This, ASACP said, puts ImLive/PussyCash “straight at the forefront of ASACP’s mission to keep children out of and away from adult entertainment, which it does by requiring chat hosts to provide photo identification for age verification and by limiting explicit displays to paid private shows where only adults are allowed.”

ASACP said that beyond these measures and its support of ASACP, ImLive demonstrates “its strong commitment to online child safety by making use of RTA labeling and by offering a warning page overlay.”

Casual dating and webcam affiliate program DatingGold.com, ASACP said, “demonstrates its commitment to protecting children by including the RTA label on its flagship cam site WebCamClub.com and dating site AmateurMatch.com. It also offers a number of other niche cam and dating sites as well as co-branded affiliate sites.”

Although ASACP holds its sponsors to the highest ethical standards, ASACP said, cam and dating sites are faced with additional membership requirements because they contain user-generated content that is produced outside of legitimate commercial channels, which regulate a performer’s proof of age. Therefore, according to ASACP, “extra steps are needed to help ensure that only lawful images of consenting adults are displayed.” And DatingGold, ASACP said, “excels as an example of how proactive measures by content providers can make a difference in keeping children safe” online.

By supporting ASACP, the association said, “a wide range of adult-oriented content companies and their service providers demonstrate how responsible operators fight child exploitation because it is the right thing to do.”

Henning said, “ASACP continues to be tasked with greater responsibilities and is forced to face them in an era of smaller budgets and bigger challenges. As a nonprofit organization, it is vital that stakeholders at every level, as well as our sponsors, members, and contributors, follow the lead of our featured sponsors by continuing their support and helping to guarantee our ongoing success.”

Founded in 1996, ASACP is a nonprofit organization dedicated to online child protection.

For more information on ASACP, visit their official website or follow them on Twitter.

Copyright © 2025 Adnet Media. All Rights Reserved. XBIZ is a trademark of Adnet Media.
Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission is prohibited.

More News

Strike 3 Holdings Sues Meta for Pirating Vixen Media Group Content to Train AI

Vixen Media Group owner Strike 3 Holdings filed suit in federal court this week, accusing Facebook parent company Meta of copyright infringement and alleging that Meta has extensively pirated VMG content to train its artificial intelligence models.

Friday is Final AV Compliance Deadline in UK

Friday, July 25 marks U.K. media regulator Ofcom’s deadline for user-to-user services such as tube, cam and fan sites to implement its requisite “highly effective age assurance” measures for preventing minors from viewing adult content.

Two Texas Bills Restricting Sex Toy Sales Fail to Pass

Two bills aimed at restricting sales of sex toys have failed to pass the Texas state legislature during its 2025 session.

NYC Adult Stores Petition for Rehearing in Zoning Law Case

A group of adult businesses on Tuesday petitioned the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit to rehear a case involving a zoning law that could severely limit adult stores’ operations in New York City.

Ofcom Releases Transparency Reporting Guidelines

Ofcom, the U.K. media regulator, has made public its official guidance detailing how online service providers — including adult sites — will be required to publish annual transparency reports on their efforts to protect children from online harms.

New AV Rules Take Effect for Ireland-Based Sites

Ireland’s Online Safety Code came into force Monday, including a provision requiring adult sites headquartered in Ireland to implement age assurance measures beyond self-declaration.

Texas Resumes AV Lawsuit Against Aylo Following SCOTUS Decision

A district court judge in Texas has unfrozen the state’s $1.6 million lawsuit against Aylo for allegedly failing to comply with age verification requirements, Bloomberg Law is reporting.

JuicyAds Wins Trademark Infringement Case Against Fraudulent Domain

JuicyAds has won its World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) case against a website using a similar domain to impersonate the company's site and defraud customers.

France Reinstates Age Verification Rule for EU Sites

France’s highest court, the Council of State, on Tuesday reinstated age verification rules for EU-based sites under the country’s Security and Regulation of the Digital Space (SREN) law, ruling in favor of the French government and against Hammy Media.

Show More