Too Much Media to Sponsor XBIZ Industry Conference

HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — NATS maker Too Much Media has signed on to sponsor the XBIZ Hollywood ’07 Industry Conference. In addition to offering sponsorship support, the software maker will present a tutorial on the NATS backend affiliate-tracking program in the multimedia lounge.

Too Much Media co-owner John Albright said he was excited about the opportunity to showcase NATS for the conference attendees.

“Nothing short of a face-to-face, interactive experience can quite capture the essence and power of our products,” he said. “We’re very excited to for this opportunity to be able to share the features and flexibility of our software packages both in a group setting and individually in one-on-one question and answer sessions. We know that through this experience, customers will see and experience the true scope of what our products can do for their business.”

XBIZ Sales and Marketing Manager Kristen Kaye said she was pleased to have Too Much Media come on board as both a sponsor and educator.

“To have Too Much Media doing such an informative presentation enhances our event enormously,” she said. “This is what the Hollywood show is all about.”

The XBIZ Hollywood Conference will be held at the Roosevelt Hotel in Hollywood, Calif. from Feb. 7-8. The event is expected to become one of the premier adult gatherings of the year, in addition to XBIZ’s annual summer event in July in Las Vegas.

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