Voting Ends Dec. 15 for 2019 Cybersocket Web Awards

Voting Ends Dec. 15 for 2019  Cybersocket Web Awards

LOS ANGELES — Voting for the milestone 20th anniversary Cybersocket Web Awards ends December 15.  The annual show honors achievements in a wide variety of all-male adult categories, including both “Surfers’ Choice” and “Industry Choice” designations.

The nominees span 28 “Surfers’ Choice” categories, honoring web and tech, retail, movie production, cam sites, performers and more, including the newly created JustFor.fans Model of the Year.

The 11 “Industry Choice” categories include Innovative Company of the Year, Best Webmaster Resource, Best Affiliate Program and Best Content Producer.

“We are proud to honor all the many people who make this industry what it is, and whose hard work entertains millions of fans around the world,” enthused Morgan Sommer, co-founder of Cybersocket. “Congratulations and good luck with the voting!” 

Click here to cast a ballot in the “Surfer’s Choice” categories and click here for the “Industry Choice” nominees.

The ceremony is scheduled for Monday, January 13, 2020, at PH West Hollywood, in conjunction with XBIZ 2020.

Red carpet arrivals hosted by Silvia Saige and television personality Alexander Rodriguez, and pre-party festivities, are from 8 to 9:30 p.m., followed by the ceremony from 10 to 11:30 p.m. hosted by Chi Chi LaRue and official afterparty from 11:30 p.m. to 1:45 a.m.

Sponsors include Aneros, CCBill, Chaturbate, JustFor.fans, ManUp Films, MojoHost and Mobius Pay.

For the latest updates, follow Cybersocket on Twitter.

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