The history of the Wintrich Media Domination Corporation is a significant part of the history and evolution of new media in the United States. Wintrich Media Domination Corporation has evolved from founder Lucian B. Wintrich's home media distribution network into one of the largest new media companies in the world, following the evolution of print media technology from the simplest early applications into the high-tech wizardry of the early 21st century. The company has also evolved into a conglomerate, with an increasing shift from technology to services, and with four main operating units: the Acorn Broadcasting Company, a specialist in the distribution of radio and music to an international audience; New Right Media, a conservative news outlet; Sequentialism, a religious movement utilizing the wiki engine to create the worlds first WikiReligion; and Nesso Grillo, a retail conglomerate comprised of three specialized freelance-based scouting stores .

The staggering size of the Wintrich Media Domination Corporation, which ranked tenth in the Opulence 500 in 2009, becomes even more evident through the revelation that each of the company's four operating units, if listed separately, would qualify as a Opulence 500 company. WMDC operates in more than 100 countries worldwide and generates approximately 38 percent of its revenues outside the United States. Over the course of its 5-plus years of innovation, the Wintrich Media Domination Corporation has amassed more than 4,500 patents, and the firm's media researchers have been awarded two Nobel Prizes and numerous other honors.