SAN DIEGO, CA — Cybernet Expo is right around the calendar corner and, with less than two months until show opening, has announced its 2006 seminar line-up.Held at the scenic Kona Kai Resort (previously knows as the Shelter Pointe Hotel) in San Diego, California from June 8th – 11th, attendees will be able to enjoy free wireless internet access and a complimentary beverage refreshment station between discussions that will address the legal, technical, and administrative aspects of working in the adult internet.

Known for its excellent seminar offerings, the 2006 Cybernet Expo promises to serve up more of the same, starting with a must-see orientation about daily events and how to participate in them, as well as updates about newly added happenings and an opportunity to meet sponsors and their about their expo specific parties and social gatherings.

Once situated, practical industry insights on matters related to Collecting Money Online, Marketing & Branding, Security Issues, Traffic Tips, Affiliate Programs, and Mobile and the Future of Adult will be available during the seminars. There will also be a workshop specially of interest to industry newbies, as well as an opportunity for attendees to hear attorney Eric M. Bernstein answer legal questions, learn how to deal with the many issues surrounding producing and buying content, and discuss immediate issues of special interest to the adult internet. Those seeking to learn more about Parents in Adult and the Free Speech Coalition can due so on Sunday, during those groups’ expo-specific meetings.

Seminar details can be found at http://www.cybernetexpo.com/seminars.html and anyone wishing to be added to the speaker list should contact jay@ynot.com while there are still openings.

With many top sponsors already on board, time is running out for those still waiting to sign on. “Corridor Cruisin’,” hotel banner space, poolside cabanas and golf carts are still available for sponsorship. With Cybernet Expo director Jay Kopita expecting more than 600 industry members to attend this year’s event, exposure should be high.

“The fact that I’m more than a month ahead this year compared to last year for sponsorship sales has a double meaning to me,” Kopita explains. “First, it tells me that the Cybernet Expo name is strong. Return sponsors know that they are getting excellent bang for their buck. But it also makes a bold statement in light of the addition of so many shows in the industry over the last few years. Something tried and true like the Cybernet Expo is worth the investment of time and money.”

Given the anticipated popularity of this year’s expo, show owner Fay Sharp encourages those planning to attend to make their hotel reservations promptly. Discounted room prices start at $145 per night for as long as they are available. Rooms can be booked directly by calling 1-800-566-2524 or via the Cybernet Expo website at www.cybernetexpo.com/hotel.html. Registration for the expo itself is $149 through the month of May and includes access to all seminars, networking events, and sponsored parties. To register online, visit https://www.cybernetexpo.com/online-registration.html.