YNOT to Host Webinar on New Mastercard Requirements

LOS ANGELES—In the wake of news from Mastercard that it will be issuing new requirements for merchants offering adult content on their websites, YNOT will be hosting a free webinar next week to address the impact of this development on adult businesses and performers. Attorney Corey D. Silverstein from MyAdultAttorney.com will be the featured speaker, and the webinar will start Monday, April 19 at 3 p.m. EST/noon PST. Pre-registration is required and those interested in attending can reserve their spot now on the webinar’s registration form. “Mastercard’s recent rule changes are going to have a monumental effect on the future of the adult entertainment industry,” says Silverstein. “It doesn’t matter whether you are a website operator, social media platform, tube site, content producer or talent—many of you will need to make immediate changes on how you conduct business. I encourage everyone in the adult entertainment industry to attend this special presentation.” YNOT co-owner and CEO Connor Young said it’s important that adult companies and talent take the Mastercard news seriously now to avoid unnecessary hardships down the road. “I know a lot of people are very worried about this Mastercard news, and there is some cause for concern,” says Young. “History teaches us the industry as a whole will be fine, but it’s vital that individual performers and businesses understand what’s happening with Mastercard and what they might need to do in response to protect themselves, their businesses and their revenue.” “We’re very thankful that Corey agreed to give us some of his valuable time to discuss this important development,” Young adds. Space is limited, so reserve your spot by visiting the registration form for this free YNOT webinar. The event will include a Q&A session, so please come ready with your questions. YNOT recommends that anyone not currently subscribed to its email lists subscribe now to stay informed about this and future webinars, plus the latest industry news and developments.