Best Adult Awards 2007 Nominees Uncovered

MONTREAL — Qwebec Expo founder Michael P has announced the finalists for the 2007 Best Adult Awards Nominees.

This year's selection process distilled nominations in more than 15 categories from an unprecedented 2,000 entries, to finally feature the best and the brightest in the online adult business, according to the company.

Open to all organizations and individuals professionally involved in the adult community, the Best Adult Awards presents a lineup of nominees submitted, selected and finally voted upon by a select panel of peers judging the sites from the professional and artistic experience of industry veterans.

Categories ranging from Best Fetish Site to Female Personality of the Year are featured at the rate of more than 15 nominations each.

Hosted by LightspeedCash Bob Rice, the final BAA ceremony will announce the judge's selections for each category's top entry and winner during the climax of the Canadian adult tradeshow, Qwebec Expo, held in Montreal on Aug. 25 at 9 p.m.

The full list of nominees can be found here.

The Best Adult Awards Categories are:

  • Best Anal Sex Site
  • Best Fetish Site
  • Best Lesbians Site
  • Best Matures Site
  • Best Mega Site
  • Best Reality Site
  • Best Solo Girl Site
  • Best Teens Site
  • Best Trannies Site
  • Best Webcams Site
  • Best Gay Site
  • Best Affiliate Program Site
  • Best Resources Site
  • Female Personality of the Year
  • Male Personality of the Year
  • Adult Company of the Year
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