ASACP
ASACP Adds Express Pro to Roster of Corporate Sponsors
The ASACP has named traffic specialist Express Pro as its newest corporate sponsor.
ASACP Licenses RTA Label to Secure Path Technology
The ASACP has licensed the new Restricted To Adult (RTA) label to metadata services company Secure Path Technology, for use by companies registering audiovisual works with the ISAN International Agency.
ASACP Adds Adult Who’s Who
The Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection (ASACP) has added adult industry networking site Adult Who’s Who to its expanding list of Corporate Sponsors.
ASACP to Conduct Website Labeling Session at Internext
The ASACP will moderate a classroom session on website labeling at Internext Las Vegas 2007.
ASACP Adds XXXRewards as Corporate Sponsor
The ASACP, a nonprofit group dedicated to eliminating online child pornography, has added XXXRewards as its latest corporate sponsor.
Gay Media Company JRL Becomes ASACP Sponsor
JRL Charts Online has become ASACP's newest corporate sponsor.
InterClimax Becomes ASACP Title Sponsor
Interactive adult content provider InterClimax climax has become a title sponsor of ASACP, joining the ranks of significant financial contributors to the non-profit dedicated to eradicating child pornography online.
Rabbit’s Reviews Becomes ASACP Corporate Sponsor
Consumer site Rabbit’s Reviews has become the ASACP’s latest corporate sponsor, pledging to help the non-profit organization fight the spread of child pornography online.
OC Cash Becomes ASACP Corporate Sponsor
Webmaster affiliate program OC Cash, which has operated a slew of reality-based paysites since 2003, has become ASACP’s latest corporate sponsor.
ASACP Adds SegPay
E-commerce payment provider SegPay has shown it is serious about combating child pornography by signing on as the Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection’s newest corporate sponsor.
CapitalBucks Returns as ASACP Sponsor
Affiliate program CapitalBucks, which first sponsored the ASACP in 2003, has said that it will once again throw its support behind the non-profit group at the corporate sponsorship level.
New ASACP Website Label Goes Live
Demonstrating the adult industry’s commitment to helping parents prevent children from viewing age-inappropriate content, the Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection (ASACP) launched a free, voluntary website label for use on adult websites.
ASACP to Unveil New Website Label
The Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection (ASACP) has announced it will unveil its new free, voluntary website label at Webmaster Access West.
ASACP to Launch International Campaign
Attendees at this year’s upcoming AOE Budapest conference and expo will have the opportunity to learn more about the Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection (ASACP) and its work on behalf of the online adult industry.
Nasty Dollars Now ASACP Title Sponsor
The Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection has said Nasty Dollars has become its newest Title Sponsor.
ASACP Adds DHD Media
After 10 years in business, DHD Media joined The Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection as its newest corporate sponsor.
Private Media Sponsors ASACP
Private Media Group has become the latest ASACP Corporate Sponsor, joining an ever-growing list of adult entertainment companies working to stop the spread of child pornography online.
ASACP to Attend MACC
The Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection (ASACP) will be represented at the second Mobile Adult Content Congress by ASACP Executive Director Joan Irvine, who will take part in two different panels examining issues faced by webmasters who are looking to “mobilize.”
ASACP to Participate at Gay Phoenix Forum
The Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection will be represented at the first annual Gay Phoenix Forum by ASACP Executive Director Joan Irvine, who will take part in a panel on legal issues faced by gay sites and the adult industry.
Wildline! Helps ASACP Improve Online Presence
ASACP Corporate Sponsor Wildline! has flexed its online muscle to help the non-profit organization improve its search engine rankings, query results and increase traffic, something the organization’s Executive Director Joan Irvine said she was thankful for because it helps prevent the commercial exploitation of children online.