2much.net Creates "Chick Chat" Show
(Montreal) August6, 2004 -- Adult video chat site creator 2much.net is getting into the web-television game with a show focused on chat hostesses. "2Much Chick Chat" features performers from LiveCamNetwork.com sitting around and talking about their work.
The format features no "host", talk-show conventions or viewer prompts. "The idea is to feel as though you're dropping in on them in mid-conversation," said show director Greg Jones, also in charge of 2much.net Media and Communications. "As often happens when you go by the chill-area, where the show was shot, actually. This is where they relax before or after work. And talk. I just turned the cameras on them."
Although "2much Chick Chat" has not been officially debuted, the company felt compelled to issue a press release because an initial test generated too much interest.
"We were running the show for a big website where we want the first show to debut," said Mark Prince, founder and CEO of 2much.net. "And because the show's title page appeared on LiveCamNetwork.com's main page, as well as the first webisode itself for about ten minutes, so a few people got to see it."
LiveCamNetwork is a BAA-nominated site and has been online for over four years.
This "beta" preview actually went badly because the stream broke up for the intended audience, an undisclosed company's marketing department who were to decide whether to carry the show or not.
"That decision has been put off until we do another demo-run," said Jones. "Meanwhile, a handful of regulars and surfers to LiveCamNetwork watched. And word got around. I don't understand but I'm happy for all the attention."
Prince added, "In addition to email from curious users and calls from webmasters, we even got a request to interview the performers of the show from an on-line magazine."
The show's public audience is intended to be the trinity of online-chatting: the webmasters, the users and "The most important part of the equation," Jones said. "What brings them together -- the chat hostesses. When you video chat online, it's more than plain porn. It's a relationship. Users and webmasters both can tend to forget the human element of the content here."
2much states the purpose of the show is to sensitize users who surf into chat rooms demanding "tits & ass" as well as educating webmasters as to what makes chat hostesses successful and happy with their work.
Starring popular LiveCamNetwork chat hostesses Leila, Rachel and new-comer Laurelle("punintentional there" Jones said) as well as a strangely masked mystery guest, the first show features text-bubble "blip-verts" or info-bites, commercials and a variety of editing and camera techniques.
"2much Chick Chat" will be announcing its schedule soon. Meanwhile, ten-minute previews are online at iNternetSexNetwork.
The format features no "host", talk-show conventions or viewer prompts. "The idea is to feel as though you're dropping in on them in mid-conversation," said show director Greg Jones, also in charge of 2much.net Media and Communications. "As often happens when you go by the chill-area, where the show was shot, actually. This is where they relax before or after work. And talk. I just turned the cameras on them."
Although "2much Chick Chat" has not been officially debuted, the company felt compelled to issue a press release because an initial test generated too much interest.
"We were running the show for a big website where we want the first show to debut," said Mark Prince, founder and CEO of 2much.net. "And because the show's title page appeared on LiveCamNetwork.com's main page, as well as the first webisode itself for about ten minutes, so a few people got to see it."
LiveCamNetwork is a BAA-nominated site and has been online for over four years.
This "beta" preview actually went badly because the stream broke up for the intended audience, an undisclosed company's marketing department who were to decide whether to carry the show or not.
"That decision has been put off until we do another demo-run," said Jones. "Meanwhile, a handful of regulars and surfers to LiveCamNetwork watched. And word got around. I don't understand but I'm happy for all the attention."
Prince added, "In addition to email from curious users and calls from webmasters, we even got a request to interview the performers of the show from an on-line magazine."
The show's public audience is intended to be the trinity of online-chatting: the webmasters, the users and "The most important part of the equation," Jones said. "What brings them together -- the chat hostesses. When you video chat online, it's more than plain porn. It's a relationship. Users and webmasters both can tend to forget the human element of the content here."
2much states the purpose of the show is to sensitize users who surf into chat rooms demanding "tits & ass" as well as educating webmasters as to what makes chat hostesses successful and happy with their work.
Starring popular LiveCamNetwork chat hostesses Leila, Rachel and new-comer Laurelle("punintentional there" Jones said) as well as a strangely masked mystery guest, the first show features text-bubble "blip-verts" or info-bites, commercials and a variety of editing and camera techniques.
"2much Chick Chat" will be announcing its schedule soon. Meanwhile, ten-minute previews are online at iNternetSexNetwork.
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Non of these girls still work there.
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