Private Media Joins XBIZ Hollywood ’07 Industry Conference

LOS ANGELES – Joining a growing list of leading adult entertainment companies supporting the upcoming XBIZ Hollywood ’07 Industry Conference, Spain-based Private Media will host the event’s Hospitality Suite Feb. 7-8 at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.

Under the direction of CEO Berth Milton Jr., Private Media has established itself as an adult entertainment conglomerate that produces a span of product lines from IPTV, mobile, DVD and video-on-demand to condoms, energy drinks and magazines.

Private Media recently reported a 24 percent spike in net income for its 3rd quarter fiscal period, totalling $1.4 million for the quarter ending Sept. 30. The company also tapped Peter T. Cohen, a digital media expert and former HBO executive, to expand its IPTV, mobile and Internet brands.

“Private Media is one of the very few great international companies,” XBIZ Publisher Tom Hymes said. “Having them as a sponsor during the conference truly enhances the industrywide appeal of this event. We encourage all attendees to drop by the Hospitality Suite and thank Private for supporting this event.”

The XBIZ Hollywood ’07 Industry Conference will combine a classic Hollywood setting with a gathering of leading-edge Internet and video companies for two days of networking, parties and thought-provoking seminars and workshops addressing all aspects of the adult entertainment industry.

For registration or a seminar schedule please visit the XBIZ Hollywood website.

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