Cherry Media to Host Quiz Show Panel at XBIZ EU

BARCELONA, Spain —  Cherry Media S.L. announced today that it would be hosting this year’s mobile panel during the XBIZ EU conference in London with an exclusive, fun quiz show theme entitled "Who Wants To Be A Mobile Millionaire?"

Cherry’s Julia Dimambro will be the quiz mistress in what’s being described as an informative and funny panel game show.

Led byGamelink’s Jeff Dillon and Cherry Media COO Monica Robles, the game will explore how to maximize revenues from adult mobile with industry related questions interspersed with humorous tests and bonus points for two teams.

Joining Dillon and Robles will be Sebastian Garel-Jones from Adultmoda, Damien Jennings from Adult Marketing, Katy Phillips from Mobile Entertainment, Alex Lecomte from Star Edition and Scott Patterdon from East Team Mobile.

Dimambro, commented, “We wanted to deliver more than a bog standard Q&A panel for mobile this year so we turned it into a fun, ‘tongue in cheek' competitive quiz show between two teams."

She added, "We will inject lots of hilarity mixed with serious business information, so attendees can learn how to exploit mobile while having a laugh at the same time. Think ‘’Celebrity Juice’ meets ‘’8 Out Of 10 Cats’ for a truly entertaining mobile segment at this year’s XBIZ EU.  Miss it at your peril.“

The show will be held on Sept. 23 from 2- 2.50 p.m. in the main ballroom of the Radisson Edwardian Bloomsbury Street Hotel.

To arrange a meeting with Cherry Media to discuss adult opportunities on mobile devices email biz@cherrysauce.com.

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