Video Secrets Launches Broadcasting Network

CALABASAS, Calif. – Online adult video chat provider Video Secrets has released a new portal site for chat performers: the Video Secrets Broadcasting Network.

The new site, located at broadcasting.vs.com, is a central resource of information for performers on how to broadcast their shows on the Video Secrets network of chat sites.

According to the company, participating in the Video Secrets Broadcasting Network requires no special equipment or complicated software and allows adult live chat performers to earn up to $100,000 per year.

"The rapid growth of our performer and studio base led us to create this site to provide all the information for webcam performers and webcam studio owners," Brad Estes, Video Secrets operations manager said. "We are very excited about the potential to reach new webcam models and show them how they can make the most money on our network."

Video Secrets has been providing live chat services since 1996 and boasts over 23,000 adult performers in its network and tens of thousands of affiliates promoting its webcam chat sites.

Video Secrets offers over 21 niche-based and branded live adult chat sites, including Flirt 4 Free, Home Grown Cams, Hustler Live, Vivid Live, Club Jenna Live and Falcon Live.

The company is also a corporate sponsor of the upcoming Internext Expo in Las Vegas, where it will host the Ghost Bar Suite in room 26201 on January 14, from 6:00-8:00 p.m.

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