BaDoink Magazine Hosting European Summit 'SexTech' Roundtable

BARCELONA, Spain — BaDoink magazine, today announced the inaugural edition of its "Future of SexTech" roundtable at the European Summit in Barcelona, Spain set for March 9.

John Lane, editor-in-chief will moderate the panel of industry leaders.

“We’re well into the 21st Century now,” Lane said. “It makes sense that we as a sexual and as a technological species are exploring how we can combine those elements of our nature — and, make no mistake, technology is a part of our nature — in ways that both display are ingenuity and, of course, are fun to play with. 2015 will be the year it kicks off in the mainstream. The SexTech revolution starts here.”

BaDoink said its mission is to drive the SexTech discussion in 2015 and beyond, leading the charge to a more open, sex positive dialogue in the mainstream as the voice of the new SexTech generation. The Future of SexTech roundtable is the first of many on- and offline platforms BaDoink is harnessing to amplify this important discussion.

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