468 0 Kommentare WRIT Media Group (WRIT) CEO Featured in Exclusive QualityStocks Interview

SCOTTSDALE, AZ--(Marketwired - Oct 1, 2014) - QualityStocks today announces that a new audio interview with WRIT Media Group (OTCQB: WRIT) CEO and President Eric Mitchell is now available. The interview can be heard at www.qualitystocks.net/interview-writ.php.

WRIT Media is focused on expanding in the digital media content industry via two different divisions: content creation via Front Row Networks; and "retro" video gaming via Retro Infinity Inc. and Amiga Games Inc. Together with its subsidiaries, WRIT Media aims to benefit from rising demand for alternative theatrical, mobile and interactive content.

Mitchell first gives a brief overview of the company before naming the crucial members of the management team, including his own 25-year background in the entertainment industry. WRIT Media's leadership is a menagerie of 100 years of combined industry experience, which helped the company achieve significant milestones in 2014, including a $10 million equity line of financing and the acquisition of Amiga Games Inc.

Moving into the remainder of 2014, WRIT Media plans to launch the Retro Infinity and Amiga Games brands in time for the holiday season, compounding the opportunities created by the company's recent sponsorship deal with the NASCAR race team via Rick Ware Racing. Together, these initiatives create a wide corridor for incredible brand visibility.

"This marketing deal provides value by combining our Retro Infinity Brand with the NASCAR brand, which is a sports event that's marketed on national television, social media and other outlets. This value proposition allows us to display our brand to consumers and gear them to our website and other point-of-purchase opportunities such as app stores, iOS, Android and other mobile stores," says Mitchell.

The company also has a deal with Microsoft, in which Retro Infinity/Amiga Games will initially deliver 50 games, and potentially up to 500 classic game titles to Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8.

"What that agreement does for us is that it provides a great outlet for us to distribute our products and to market [our products] with Microsoft and have them co-market via their Windows 8 stores and other live and store-front marketing opportunities," says Mitchell.

Mitchell concludes the interview with an explanation of the company's entertainment software license agreement with long-standing industry player Tommo, Inc., another representation of the aggressive growth approach taken by WRIT Media's visionary management team.