QuietTiger Announces Acquisition of DarkNoise Technologies Limited
Worldwide breakthrough closes the “analog hole” for compact discs and prohibits uploading of MP3 music files over the Internet.
PHOENIX, Ariz., February 4, 2004 — QuietTiger, Inc. (OTCBB:QTIG) an international sales and marketing group, today announced that it has signed a binding Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to purchase DarkNoise Technologies of the United Kingdom. The agreement includes all proprietary intellectual property and technology currently under development by the British company. The technology is designed to plug the so-called “Analog Hole” and will substantially restrict the uploading of music files to the Internet without reducing playability on all devices. (www.darknoisetechnologies.com) Additionally, DarkNoise will continue to operate out of their West London office acting as QuietTiger’s European sales and R&D satellite branch. All key employees of DarkNoise have agreed to continue with QuietTiger following the completion of the Definitive Agreement which is expected to occur within 30 days.
QuietTiger is also the exclusive marketing arm of SunnComm’s (OTC:STEH) MediaMax™ technology – the proven leader in audio copy management and protection. (www.sunncomm.com) MediaMax technology is currently utilized by BMG (www.bmg.com) , one of the world’s largest record companies in addition to many independent record companies and is being included on more audio CDs in the United States than any other competing technology. QuietTiger is dedicated to becoming the leading vendor of anti-piracy technologies to the audio, video, and digital media markets.
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