ASACP Returns to InterNext B2B Expo in Las Vegas

LOS ANGELES — The Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection (ASACP) and Tim Henning, its executive director, will return to InterNext B2B Expo in Las Vegas later this month.

Henning praised InterNext for “providing an unmatched opportunity to educate stakeholders at every level.”

“From the most established operators to the newest companies,” he explained, “this event represents a range of unique opportunities for the Association to raise awareness of the many dangers facing today’s digitally connected youth, and the measures that can be taken toward protecting children from exposure to age-restricted materials.”

ASACP will have a table the “Meet Market” networking event and sponsor-level banner placement. InterNext organizers will also help underwrite the costs of Henning’s attendance at the event.

“It’s important for the industry to stand together on important issues, such as preventing minors from seeing age-restricted materials online,” said Theo from InterNext parent GFY. “By helping ASACP have a presence at our events, we make it easier for the Association to reach the decision-makers that can best influence children’s online safety.”

“I hope that all InterNext attendees will take a moment to meet with Tim and learn how they can help,” Theo added.

ASACP Travel Sponsor, DialXS, will also underwrite Henning’s travel and accommodations.

“InterNext has long provided valuable assistance to the Association, for which we are grateful,” Henning said. “Without the generous financial and material support that our sponsors provide us, including DialXS’ travel expense assistance, we could not reach the necessary decision-makers or achieve ASACP’s ongoing record of success.”

Find ASACP online and on Twitter. To schedule a meeting with Henning, direct inquiries to tim@asacp.org.

The B2B conference runs January 26-28 at the Sahara Las Vegas. For additional details, follow InterNext online and on Twitter.

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