LittleRedBunny Talks Global Web Camming With CNBC

NEW YORK — Live cam performer LittleRedBunny (aka Ophelia Marcus) was recently featured in a CNBC article discussing the dramatic increase of overseas cam models and how it effects models in the U.S.

“While some see it as competition, I think there is enough room for models from all countries. We are in different time zones, so we won’t be working the same hours, and some models overseas type rather than talk, so there can be a communication gap which can give models like myself an advantage,” LittleRedBunny said.

The star noted that her prominence among cam models keeps her constantly in the media on such issues as income potential on Craveonline.com, the global rise of web camming, and the effects of “outsourcing” models in countries like Romania and Columbia. She said she has been invited to attend the LaLEXPO and AWSummit in both of those countries later this summer.

She's also set to appear at the inaugural Live Cam Awards in Barcelona, Spain on March 8, where she has been named Red Carpet Guest Star. The performer is nominated for Best Live Cam Female Model and for Best Live Cam Model Personal Site.

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