It's also a possibility that OneScreen was losing most of their business because of bots and other questionable business practices. The employees could stay with a badly injured company or move to ADTM where enough positives were happening that allowed ADTM to overcome the baggage OneScreen was carrying and enter into a licensing agreement with OneScreen. This could also explain why OneScreen gave up 80% of revenue to ADTM.
Beside dotting the i's and crossing the t's, maybe Shareef wants a few months to see if OneScreen still has a pulse. OneScreen still holds a lot of value but once negativity enters the house the end could come quickly. Entering into this agreement with ADTM may have been OneScreen's only play as this is a fast moving industry that is going to leave a lot of carcasses.
OneScreen wouldn't be "giving away" their technology and employees if things in house were still like 2012. Just my opinion.
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