Third World Media, TopBucks Launch Mobile-Optimized Thirdworldxxx.com

LOS ANGELES — Third World Media and Top Bucks Media Services have partnered to launch an optimized mobile version of Thirdworldxxx.com.

Known for its niche erotica, Third World Media features a wide selection of authentic Asian, Latin and transsexual performers.

Mobile and tablet users will now have complete access to popular titles such as "Teen Japan," "Asian Dollhouse," "Fresh Off The Boat" and "Tight Asian Manholes" along with a variety of other ethnic videos.

“We are thrilled to have the opportunity to partner with Third World Media on this project. Their content library represents some of the best niche material available,” said Liam Colins, director of business development at TopBucks. "Their unique content, with our technology is the best of both worlds and representative of the kind of partnerships we hope to develop."

Steve Scott, president of Third World Media, remarked, “The amount of mobile visitors we have is constantly growing and we are very excited to now offer an excellent mobile solution for them.”

Created in 1999, Third World Media won 2013 XBIZ Award for Asian-Themed Series of the Year for "Hello Titty." 

For more information on TopBucks Media Services click here or contact Collins at liam@tbmobileservices.com

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