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The Underestimated Value of Content

Back in the early 2000s, I was lucky enough to be working in a very creative digital design agency in New York. In these heady “media” days, the standard slogan was always: “content is king.”’ It was always up there in the value chain.

Julia Dimambro ·

Cherry Media Co-Sponsors European Summit's Mobile Day

Panels will include mobile-related topics.

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The Mobile Market: The Mobile Ecosystem Gains in Complexity

As adult traffic faces more and more restrictions via the big players like Google and Apple, services providers are required to become increasingly flexible and innovative in how they attract and obtain new customers.

Julia Dimambro ·

Cherry Media Co-Sponsors TES’ ‘Mobile Days’

Mobile erotic entertainment company Cherry Media S.L., has announced its co-sponsorship of “Mobile Day” at The European Summit.

Julia Dimambro Named 'Businesswoman of the Year' at XBIZ Executive Awards

Cherry Media is celebrating after the company’s founder and CEO Julia Dimambro won the Businesswoman of the Year at the XBIZ Executive Awards.

Bit Of Ass in Your Glass

We’ve been watching events with almost baited breath here at Cherry HQ over the last month and take our hats off to our friends at MiKandi. They’ve done a great marketing campaign here, being lucky enough to be U.S.-based developers (the credentials needed to obtain a pair of Google Glasses) and posting their arrival on the MiKandi blog.

Julia Demambro ·

Cherry Media's Dimambro: New Mobile Opportunities to Exploit '50 Shades'

Julia Dimambro, founder and CEO of Cherry Media and the Cherrysauce mobile adult brand, has published a retrospective look at the impact of the "50 Shades of Grey" phenomenon and it’s continued affect on the adult entertainment industry.

Mobile Adult Report Sees Market Doubling in 5 Years

A white paper released today says that growth for the mobile adult segment worldwide will catapult to $4.9 billion by 2013 from $2.2 billion in 2008.