ASACP Returns to Prague for TES Affiliate Conference

LOS ANGELES — ASACP will be returning to Prague for the TES Affiliate Conferences, Sept. 17-20 at the Vienna House Diplomat Hotel.

“ASACP is a nonprofit organization supported by its sponsors and members,” said a rep. “It works with numerous international businesses, law enforcement agencies and other digital media industry stakeholders, including TES, in its ongoing fight against online child exploitation and sexual abuse.”

“Founded in 2009, TES Affiliate Conferences is Europe’s largest industry event, uniting many professionals from the online entertainment industry, e-commerce, financials, gaming, gambling, dating, forex, health, nutraceuticals and more for an intensive three-day networking event,” the rep added.

ASACP Executive Director Tim Henning enthused about the event.

“By educating website operators, app publishers and others about the newest business standards and practices for legal compliance, especially when user-generated content is involved, the fight to protect children online is strengthened,” he said. “TES has long provided the association an unparalleled opportunity to reach the most diverse range of stakeholders imaginable. It is vital to ASACP’s educational, European outreach and our annual fundraising efforts.”

To schedule a meeting with Henning at TES, email tim@asacp.org.

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