CAM4, Lovense Team Up for 'Give Control' Promo Contest

CAM4, Lovense Team Up for 'Give Control' Promo Contest

LOS ANGELES — CAM4 and Lovense are teaming up for the cam network's new "Give Control" creator and viewer promo contest.

The contest begins today and runs through Jan. 22, after which the top creator during that period will be awarded a Lovense Sex Machine, while the top three viewers will each win a connected sex toy of their choosing.

"The 'Give Control' contest allows viewers to send vibrations to a creator’s toy, live and in real-time, through tipping," said a rep. "Designed to put the power in the hands of the viewer, this new feature will bring you both closer to each other than ever before."

The three viewers who send the most vibrations, along with the creator who receives the most, will be named the winners. 

The second- and third-place creators will each receive a connected sex toy. Ten creators and three viewers will win regional prizes of $50. 

For more information, visit CAM4.

Related:  

Copyright © 2025 Adnet Media. All Rights Reserved. XBIZ is a trademark of Adnet Media.
Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission is prohibited.

More News

Pineapple Support Taps Reagan Foxx as Brand Ambassador

Pineapple Support has named Reagan Foxx as its newest brand ambassador.

Randy Denmark Launches New Paysite

Producer and content creator Randy Denmark has launched his new membership site, RandyDenmark.com, through MyMember.site.

Alabama Senate Committee Approves Filtering, App-Based AV Bills

The Alabama state Senate’s Children and Youth Health Committee on Thursday approved two bills intended to prevent minors from accessing adult content online, one aimed at device manufacturers and the other aimed at app store providers.

Sen. Mike Lee Renews Push for Federal AV Legislation

Republican Sen. Mike Lee of Utah on Wednesday reintroduced a federal age verification bill that has twice previously failed to make it through Congress.

South Dakota Governor Signs AV Law With Criminal Charges

South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden has signed into law a bill imposing criminal charges on sites that fail to perform age verification of users when providing access to adult content.

UK Pornography Review Recommends Banning 'Extreme' Content

The “pornography review” initiated under the conservative government of former U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is soon expected to present its recommendations, which according to a BBC report will include banning any adult content deemed “degrading, violent and misogynistic.”

Malaysian Government Urges Tech Companies to Continue Porn Crackdown

Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil has asked all social media and online messaging platforms with at least 8 million users to register as application service providers beginning this year, in an effort to monitor and prevent pornography on such sites.

SceneLocker Extends Closed Beta Test for Creators

Content creator cloud storage company SceneLocker has extended its closed beta test.

Ms. Magazine Exposes Anti-LGBTQ+ Effects of AV Laws

Ms. magazine on Tuesday published an article examining how state age verification laws, promoted as a way to protect children online, are being used to censor LGBTQ+ and abortion-related content.

Zuzana Designs Marks 20-Year Anniversary

Web design and marketing firm Zuzana Designs is celebrating its 20th anniversary.

Show More