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(Miami) March 4, 2013 - Gay adult entertainer Hunter Vance has announced the launch and celebration of his first solo business project: the www.HunterVance.com live gay webcam chat site.

"One reason I'm so excited about the launch party is that Elaine Lancaster will be our host," Vance said. "She even posted it up on her Facebook page."

Reality TV Diva and Bravo network's "Real HouseWives of Miami" drag queen star James Davis (aka Lancaster) has promised some "great give-a-ways" during the event, which is part of of the Winter Party Fesival, held yearly as a charity and celebrity LGBT event in South Beach, FL.

Follow Mark Prince & Greg Jones, along with LiveCamNetwork chat models Laurelle, Deja (now Hollywood star Patricia Stasiak), Chelli, and others on WEBDREAMS, every Friday night on Showcase and Showcase Diva., and Saturday nights on IFC.

WEBDREAMS, a "Docu Drama" style reality show produced by Gala Film for Alliance / Atlantis's SHOWCASE and IFC Channels in Televisions across canada and became the #1 show on Showcase, and #2 show on all cable channels in Canada.. Webdreams feature the cast & crew of 2Much Internet Services and actual goings-on of daily life at 2Much.

Originally produced in 2005, Webdreams was renewed for 3 seasons and still airs as repeat broadcasts today on Showcase and IFC at various times on Friday and Saturday nights.

The company has been nominated every year since the introduction of the category in 2008, and won for 2010.

"The first year we were nominated, I was kind of indifferent about it," founder and President Mark Prince said. "I saw us a small company, and it was always big companies that got the award."

As 2much.net was nominated again each year, Prince admits to growing anticipation. "If they keep nominating us, there must be a chance. Then two years ago we actually won, and I was so excited - stunned - I nearly got lost getting to the stage."

This year's nomination is all the more exciting to the software maker because his company has been low-key over the last year, with a focus on development and an upcoming version upgrade to LiveCamNetwork 5.0.

(Montreal) November 30, 2012 - Leading adult site management software provider Elevated X has announced the addition of 2much.net's live video chat solution software to its list of available add-ons. The company says this will allow anyone using the Elevated X CMS to profit from broadcasting their very own live pay-per-minute web cam sessions as well as publish archived cam shows.

Site owners can choose to make live shows viewable by all members and/or give members the option to pay per-minute for private shows. Customers can use their existing CCBill, SegPay or Epoch billing accounts to charge for cam shows.

"The Elevated CMS is used by a large number of cash programs and model sites and many of our customers are not looking to be part of a third-party webcam network," said Elevated X CEO, AJ Hall. "After reviewing its features, we felt that 2much.net's Live Cam Network software would be the perfect solution."

MONTREAL November 26, 2012 - Award-winning software creator 2much.net is once again sponsoring Qwebec Expo's annual Montreal adult biz Xmas Party.

"Any chance we get to show and provide support for Michael [Plant] and Qwebec Expo, we take," said 2much.net founder and president, Mark Prince.

The company is joined by other Montreal movers and shakers in the adult industry, such as Gamma Entertainment, My Gay Cash and Paxum.com, as well as Crak Revenue, Fubar Webmasters and Babes Money.

Initially announced as taking place at another location, the BalRoom Bar on trendy St-Laurent Blvd has been confirmed as the venue.

(Montreal) September 17, 2012: Live video chat software creator 2much.net has announced it is signing with Epoch as a payment processor for its flagship site LiveCamNetwork.com, as well as adding Epoch to the list of processors that support their proprietary billing script.

"I became fully aware of how extensive Epoch's services are when we met with them at the XBiz Summit," said 2much.net founder Mark Prince. "They've absolutely proven their brand with their new automated smart payment forms and the various billing advantages they offer."

"Mark and his team at LiveCamNetwork have been working with Epoch in other ventures for over seven years," said Anthony Wheatle, Senior Account Executive at Epoch. "In that time I have been able to connect him with others who were searching for a reliable WebCam Chat Program. The response from those referrals has always been very positive."

Wednesday, Aug 22, 2012: Montreal - Live video chat site software creator Mark Prince praised the 2012 edition of Qwebec Expo.

"I can't believe the quality and level of attendance this year," Prince said. "It was amazing."

In addition to 2much.net, which is nominated for two YNOT Awards in Prague this year, attendees included LFP/Hustler President Mike Klein, CharlieB from TooMuchMedia, adult legal rep Corey Silverstein and AshleyMadison's affiliate expert Evan Back.

"It was great to see so many people and booths at the 2012 Qwebec Expo," Prince said. "The 2011 expo was considerably smaller and I was worried that it might be the last show, but I was wrong. "Clearly Michel Plant's idea to move the show ahead two weeks to take up the slack left over from the old Internext Miami show as well as the Qwebec Expo's reputation as one of the best shows made a big difference this year."

MojoHost President Brad Mitchell also had positive things to say about the show.

Friday, Aug 10, 2012: LiveCamNetwork.com webcam model Brookelynne Briar is the subject of the latest cover-story and interview with MikeB's Payout magazine.

"I admit I'm thrilled to be featured on the cover of a magazine," Briar said. "But when you're used to exposing yourself as publically as I do sometimes, it's a little less scandalous or revealing"

Briar talks about her career, starting with her ascension from LCN Girl to webcam studio manager, to social network and media producer for LiveCamNetwork and live video chat software maker 2much.net

Posted Jun 22nd: MONTREAL - Turnkey webcam site provider 2much.net now offers customers a wider array of services thanks to its association with CommerceGate and its U.S. IPSP solution.

"We're thrilled to finally be working with CommerceGate on the SegPay platform," 2much.net founder Mark Prince said. "From billing consumers to easing business transactions with our professional customer base, CommerceGate has been outstanding in furnishing the flexibility we need."

Using CommerceGate's SegPay platform with their "complete video chat solution," LiveCamNetwork 3.1, Prince acknowledges, is "less expensive for us as well as providing the flexibility to offer alternatives to our customers."

In 2001, while overseeing marketing and communications for a boutique brokerage specializing in junk bonds, I joined hands with a technology vendor to introduce a live video/webcam platform that broadcasted the firm's trading desk to clients of the firm. We thought it took the phrase "transparency in trading markets" to a completely new level--as it provided live video streaming so that customers could see and hear the action.

We were ahead of our time, and even if the rest of Wall Street remained reticent when it came to transparency, video conferencing and streaming applications, (the majority of which were actually developed by technology gurus from within the adult entertainment sector), has, over the past 8 years, evolved to the point where the catch phrase "telepresence" is perhaps the fastest growing telecommunications application.

Video conferencing platforms introduced 7-8 years ago and affordable only to those with $700,000 or more to spend, have evolved; plug and play desktop applications that deliver interactive, TV quality video and audio are the hottest thing since rye bread--as evidenced not only by Cisco's recently announced initiative to "mash" recently acquired video streaming technology with its WebEx product as a means of providing a full suite of next-gen 'telepresence' apps (by combining presentation, interactive voice and video, etc)--but this trend is hotter than fire when looking at the growing number of smaller technology companies that are delivering plug n play and highly affordable (think $399 a month) platforms that can transform the way in which corporate communication and HR execs, marketers, pundits, telecommunicating talking heads, and Bob The Bloggers communicate with their respective captive audiences.

Cisco's system, which is down from $700k+ and now comes in at about $300,000(including furniture for your own corporate broadcast 'studio') is well out of reach for most pocketbooks, especially the mass audience that wants to broadcast from their corporate or home office. The latter group has, for the past few years, been lukewarm, but receptive to using the nascent market for 'walk-in' videoconferencing "studios" that provide turnkey internet and interactive video broadcasting services at a cost of about $1000/hr.

But for those that have watched their retirement accounts with AIG stock implode, and have pared their business budgets to the bone, if you don't have the time/energy to research platforms that are truly affordable, amazingly robust in terms of broadcast quality, feature rich (interactive, multiple windows, a pay-per-view and billing module, the ability to insert advertiser messages, can be operated by monkeys, and can pay for themselves in one single broadcast--we tripped over a solution.