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Kanye West Live Stream A GLOBAL INDUSTRY STREAMING PROBLEM BROADCAST STREAMING = CONTENT THEFT STREAM HACKING CREDENTIAL SHARING RE-STREAMING VIII. 100.(b) Saudi Arabia pay to beIN Damages ... Estimated to be in excess of USD 1 billion…” - 2018-10-01-beIN-Notice-of-Arbitration-236336633 “Disclaimer - Mygoodstream.pw absolutely legal and contains only links to other websites on the Internet that make the embedded feature available like justin.tv, ustream.tv.... We do not host or upload any video/media files, Mygoodstream.pw is not responsible for the legality of the content of other sites.” - mygoodstream.pw PIRACY COST EXAMPLE TIDAL - Kanye West Live Stream • In February 2016, Tidal live streamed the Kanye West Life Of Pablo subscription price of $8.99. • 3 million subscribers 20 million viewers = 17 million overage • Result servers crashed, next day headlines read Tidal Streaming failure • If everyone had been able to watch the entire stream at 1080p without the stream failing, at the lowest advertised cost for streaming bandwidth ($0.06 per Gb), Tidal would have incurred an additional unnecessary bandwidth cost of $1,298,052. http://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/hip-hop/6874845/tidal-blames-spotty-kanye-west-stream-life-pablo. http://www.theverge.com/2016/3/29/11325608/tidal-now-has-3-million-subscribers. https://urbanislandz.com/2017/07/03/kanye-west-terminates-tidal-contract-amidst-jay-z-fallout/ Show Revenue: 3M viewers @ $8.99 Streaming Costs Net Revenue Tidal $ 26,970,000 $ 1,566,410 $ 25,403,590 StreamGuard $ 26,970,000 $ 268,358 $ 26,701,642 WHY STREAMGUARD • Only place a single ticket purchase equals only one view • Put an end to middleman attacks, credential sharing, and stream hacking for all live events. • Put an end to phantom bandwidth usage, server overloads, and the exponential server expenses • Utility Patent Awarded - US20160007060A1 ADAPTIVE LIVE MULTIMEDIA VIEWING BITRATE CDN TRANSCODING STORAGE SECURITY & ANALYTICS Deliver High-quality scalable Transcode your live content Store, capture, and Exclusive security that Ultra4K experiences with in real-time into multiple seamlessly mobilize your proactively secures your low latency, and reach formats to maximizing your content giving you the content fighting credential anywhere in the world users experience ultimate versatility sharing and stream hacking SAMPLE OF CLIENTS - more in sales pipeline AMETHYST BEVERAGE in conjunction with the SCCA will be delivering their races live in real-time to their 7 million members and fans across the United States with StreamGuard SERVICE ORDER EXECUTED: 3/11/2019 SERVICE ORDER VALUE Est.: $16.8Million per yr. TEKASHI 6IX9INE NATTI NATASHA For the first time Music Artists and Producers such as WORLDCONNECTEDLIVE can securely monetize their live streamed shows on a one ticket to one view basis without users sharing access or stealing their content. SERVICE ORDER EXECUTED: 5/9/19 SERVICE ORDER VALUE Est.: $3Mill+ per yr. In the VR and Film industry StreamGuard Tech is working with companies such as Thrive Core to not only secure their content but provide them with the first box office distribution model for VR Films. TEKASHI 6IX9INE GLOBALSTREAMLIVE has been streaming live concerts via a pay-per-view model with livestream and the last live streamed show grossed $5million from 250,000 paying viewers. It has executed service orders to not only switch to the StreamGuard system but to build out their full platform using StreamGuard Technology. SERVICE ORDER EXECUTED: 2/28/2019 SERVICE ORDER VALUE Est.: $3Mill+ per yr. STOP LETTING PIRATERS STEAL YOUR CONTENT TEAM JOE TREMOLS – Founder & Chief Executive Officer • Studied Mechanical Engineering and Stage Design at University of Wyoming • USAF WYANG Veteran • Recognized by USAF Air Education and Training Command for "Best of the Best" performance & outstanding leadership • Responsible for good order and disciple of over +1000 Airman • Wrote and designed fully issued Patent “System For Enabling a Virtual Theater” • Founded 501c3 organization S&T Productions • Founded and Launched TiltedGlobe Streaming e-commerce marketplace JAMES DALEY – Chief Technical Officer • VP product Development at Open English • Open English (Teaching English to Latin America students via live streaming) • 500,000 students • 120 million in funding at 450million+ valuation • Fifth most valuable global education technology company • CTO Sears Holdings • Developing the future of Sears online by developing a more connected online consumer experience TEAM Robert Maerz – Chief Strategy Officer • Worked on Wall Street for several New York Stock Exchange member investment Bank Broker-Dealers • Harris Financial corporation • Legg Mason Wood and Walker. • Chairman and CEO of MSH Entertainment ( MSHE OTCBB). • Took MSH public and raised substantial capital inclusive of a capital infusion and investment from Intel • Over his career he has assisted with the facilitation of in excess of $500 million dollars in financing transactions. Link To Bio Rafael Perez – Chief Legal Officer • Rafael A. Perez is a partner at McArdle, Perez & Franco, P.L. • Degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Miami • Degree in Law from Tulane University School of Law • Worked with Florida Power and Light in various capacities including their Relay Design department at the time when FPL was changing from analog to digital relays • He has worked on large business and real estate transactions for both domestic and foreign high-net-worth clients, inbound foreign investments, tax matters and landlord lease negotiations. • State certified general contractor from 1998-2003 for Commercial Construction Services, Inc., where he was a part- owner and qualifier, during which time the construction company performed millions of dollars in new construction at Miami International Airport’s North Terminal Development. Link to Bio TEAM ALICE NEUHAUSER – Chief Financial Officer • Managed project financing for motion pictures ranging in budget from $2 million to $100 million each, totaling over half a billion dollars. • Terminator 2 (starring Arnold Schwarzenegger) and Cliffhanger (starring Sylvester Stallone). • Coordinated the bank financing of produced pictures • Oscar-nominated 3:10 to Yuma (starring Russell Crowe), The Forbidden Kingdom (with Jackie Chan and Jet Li), The Bank Job, Brothers, A Perfect Getaway, Nine, Spy Next Door, Dear John, Season of the Witch, The Fighter (starring Christian Bale and Mark Wahlberg), Limitless (starring Bradley Cooper), Haywire, The Immortals, Mirror, Mirror (starring Julia Roberts), 21 & Over, Movie 43, Safe Haven and Out of the Furnace. • Managed two $100 million revolving film production credit facilities with two separate syndicates of banks • Financed such movies as Basic Instinct (starring Michael Douglas and Sharon Stone) and Total Recall (starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sharon Stone). • Developed a $100 million motion picture and television production facility from concept through 100% utilization. With Roy Disney’s Shamrock Holdings as investment partner. • Current tenants include James Cameron’s Avatar 2 and Avatar 3. • Prior to the bankruptcy of Carolco Pictures, she coordinated the preparation of the due diligence materials, including among other things chain of title for the development projects and produced pictures, sales and availabilities for the licensing of the produced pictures and an abbreviated library valuation. Ultimately, through various negotiated assets sales she returned a remarkable 100% of senior bond and trade debt of Carolco Pictures Inc. after its bankruptcy, exceeding investment banker projections by over 100%. Ms. Neuhauser continues to manage the sequel/remakes rights and development properties for the former Carolco, working with producers to turn them into new motion pictures and television series. Link To Bio TEAM Charles F. Theiss – Chief Business Development Officer • 30 years of professional experience serving in key senior executive management positions and advisory roles with well known legacy and digital media brands. • Including Fox Interactive Media, CBS Television Station Group, OK Magazine, Singularity University, WeatherNation, MAVTV, The Sportsnetwork, The College Board, Lucas Oil, The Fred Rogers Company, RightMedia, KlowdTV, Screenvision Cinema Network, The Film Detective, V-Me Television, Real Savvy Moms, and others. • Serving as a senior executive he launched the wireless platform “CNN Everywhere” • Re-launched the CBS Television Station’s digital platform, • Developed Looksmart’s “Find Articles”, • Re-organized Lycos’ advertising sales organization, • Re-launched the MavTV brand and network. • At CNN, he served as Senior Vice President of television advertising sales and was promoted to manage CNN’s Digital advertising sales, business development and ad operations • He has held senior leadership positions with • Terra Lycos, Looksmart, and FX overseeing their business development and advertising sales. Link To Bio Contact Info Joe Tremols [email protected].
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