Cherry Media Co-Sponsors TES’ ‘Mobile Days’

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

TES is set for March 7-10, in Sitges, Spain.

Because mobile traffic is increasing exponentially, this year’s TES has different panels concentrating on specific mobile segments to discuss how the adult entertainment industry can truly exploit this space.

The Mobile Day panels include Responsive Design, Mobile for Newbies, Payments, Mobile Products and a Happy Hour to finish the day in high spirits.

Cherry Media’s founder and CEO Julia Dimambro will be contributing to several of the mobile panels.

“The European Summit is a ‘must attend’ conference and it’s practically next door to Cherry’s headquarters,” Dimambro stated. “I applaud this year’s event for including such an in-depth and much needed insight into monetizing mobile.”

“As the leading erotic lifestyle company in the mobile space, I am looking forward to sharing Cherry’s 11 years of experience to show delegates that creating great mobile services is not as complicated as they think,” Dimambro added. “With more consumers now looking for entertainment on their mobile rather than on their computer, creating mobile services is no longer an option.”

To arrange a meeting with Cherry Media at TES, contact biz@cherrysauce.com.

For more information, visit TheEuropeanSummit.com.

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