Camgirl Cloud Celebrates 2020 XBIZ Europa Awards Nomination

LOS ANGELES — Camgirl Cloud is celebrating its 2020 XBIZ Europa Awards nomination for Web Services Company of the Year.

"XBIZ holds the biggest events [for the] adult industry, where big names and emerging new brands step up with products and services. Camgirl Cloud is proud to be noticed by the adult industry and take its place among the best," a rep said. "Thank you, XBIZ, for this nomination and amazing opportunity to power up all Camgirl Cloud departments, to push for new developments, new resources, fresh concepts and, of course, all hands on deck to deliver the best and unique web products."

"Camgirl Cloud was born from necessity and its main focus will remain its range of collaborators, webcam performers, SPO, studio owners and freelance web designers," the rep continued. "Even as the global situation in 2020 [remains] uncertain, the Camgirl Cloud platform has managed to become more popular than ever with unique, one-of-a-kind services."

"On behalf of our entire staff and collaborators we extend our best wishes and gratitude to XBIZ, adult industry representatives [and a] huge hug to all our registered webcam performers, studio owners, freelance web designers and families," concluded the rep.

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The 2020 XBIZ Europa Awards will be presented virtually for the first time on October 22 at 8 p.m. (CET) on XBIZ.tv. Click here for a complete list of nominees; industry voting is now open and continues until October 5.

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