Mile High Media Forms Partnership with FameDollars

MONTREAL— FameDollars, a division of industry leader Gamma Entertainment, has joined forces with adult entertainment pillar, Mile High Media. The alliance of the two companies expands the repertoire of value offerings to the surfers into a highway of quality sites from Mile High Media's award-winning studios: Doghouse Digital, Sweetheart Video, Sweet Sinner and Reality Junkies. All prime sites are slated to be relaunched beginning in March 2012. Based in Canada, Mile High Media started as a licensee for American adult movies. Understanding the diverse and ever changing needs of its consumer base, Mile High determined the best way to provide a wide array of superior entertainment was to produce its own. In 2003, Mile High Media launched Doghouse Digital, the first of its acclaimed lines catering to specific niches. “We’ve had good relations with the Gamma team for a long time, but the timing wasn’t right for us to get together, till now,” said Ted Blitt, founder of Mile High Media. “We knew how professional their organization is and, quite frankly, they made us an offer we couldn’t refuse.” As the market grew and the trends changed, other sites like Sweetheart Video (lesbian line), Sweet Sinner (couple line), Reality Junkies (reality gonzo line), Hardcore Parody (parody line) and Sweet Sinema (classic Hollywood adaptation line) have been created to cater to each different niche. “We are honored to be chosen by Mile High Media to partner with in managing their official online site & marketing their brands directly to the consumers,” said Magalie Rheault, director of product and development. “The quality of content they produce is in congruence with our own mission and vision, which is to provide the surfers the best content in every niche possible.” With over 1500 titles, Mile High Media yields some of the most viewed adult movies in the world and available in all platforms. “We commit ourselves to evolve around the market climate and it’s been reflected in our investment to producing content that consumers want to watch,” Blitt added.