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Posted On: 11/04/2019 11:23:13 AM
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$SMCE huge news out here: San Francisco, CA -- November 4, 2019 -- InvestorsHub NewsWire -- SMC Entertainment, Inc. ("SMC" or the "Company"
(OTC: SMCE), a provider of wireless communications services, digital content and media distribution solutions, is pleased to announce the execution of a Letter of Intent to acquire 100% of Texas-based White Hat Vision, LLC ("White Hat" and 100% of Texas-based Song1, LLC ("Song1" for equity in SMC. The acquisition is expected to close upon completion of the due diligence process.
White Hat is the patent owner, developer and licensor of three patents that address protection against digital cyber theft. The three patents, referred to as the Marshall Digital Security ("MDS", once embedded securely in any digital transporting environment, functions transparently and strategically removes portions of a digital content packet (referred to as Fragments) rendering it to a stealth-like transmission and thereby making the rest of the packet content (referred to as Segments) useless to steal. Once a packet reaches its destination, the Fragments and Segments are merged together to deliver the digital content as intended to.
(OTC: SMCE), a provider of wireless communications services, digital content and media distribution solutions, is pleased to announce the execution of a Letter of Intent to acquire 100% of Texas-based White Hat Vision, LLC ("White Hat" and 100% of Texas-based Song1, LLC ("Song1" for equity in SMC. The acquisition is expected to close upon completion of the due diligence process. White Hat is the patent owner, developer and licensor of three patents that address protection against digital cyber theft. The three patents, referred to as the Marshall Digital Security ("MDS"
, once embedded securely in any digital transporting environment, functions transparently and strategically removes portions of a digital content packet (referred to as Fragments) rendering it to a stealth-like transmission and thereby making the rest of the packet content (referred to as Segments) useless to steal. Once a packet reaches its destination, the Fragments and Segments are merged together to deliver the digital content as intended to.
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