DIC Entertainment Selects SunnComm's MediaMax M4 Music Management Technology for Strawberry...

Entertainment Editors/Business Editors/High-Tech Writers

PHOENIX--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 1, 2004

QuietTiger Inc. (OTC: QTIG), an international marketer of digital content security and enhancement products for the music and entertainment industry, has concluded an agreement with DIC Entertainment (http://www.dicentertainment.com), a preeminent children's entertainment company, to utilize SunnComm's MediaMax M4(TM) copyright protection and content management technologies on the upcoming Strawberry Shortcake enhanced CD sampler. The agreement adds a new platform to QuietTiger's expanding portfolio of industries utilizing digital content management, CD enhancement and copyright security.

Scheduled for release in Parent's Magazine's June 2004 issue, the all-new Strawberry Shortcake gift-with-purchase enhanced CD sampler marks the first time that the children's entertainment industry has copy-managed an audio release. Redeemable with a purchase of $25 worth of Strawberry Shortcake products, the CD features a Strawberry Shortcake five minute video short, "Growing Better All the Time"; popular music from KOCH Records' (http://www.kochint.com) "Strawberry Jams" audio CD; an interactive game sampler from Riverdeep; with printable coloring pages from Dalmatian Press, including a link to the Strawberry Shortcake Web site. (http://www.dicentertainment.com/dic_shows.html#Strawberry)

The Strawberry Shortcake enhanced CD sampler was developed to give children clear, simple messages and lessons about social interaction, while at the same time, encouraging singing and dancing. Since the enormously successful relaunch of the brand in first quarter 2003, Strawberry Shortcake has generated over $210 million at retail across all categories, building it into one of the top-selling children's properties last year.

SunnComm's MediaMax, the one reliable and universally playable solution for content copy management and copyright protection, offers owners of the Strawberry Shortcake CD a legal and easy-to-use interactive licensed framework which empowers the consumer to copy and share the content in harmony with the wishes of the copyright owner. The groundbreaking Strawberry Shortcake CD sampler will allow children to burn copies of each of three tracks from the sampler to send a song from the CD to a friend using SunnComm's MusicMail(TM). The bonus content and enhancements are accessible via a multimedia user interface which is added as a special session mastered on the disc and integrated as part of the MediaMax product.

"We were excited to open this new and lucrative market segment for the MediaMax solution," said Bill Whitmore, president of QuietTiger, the marketing arm for the MediaMax copy management technology. "The ability to utilize our technology platform within the children's entertainment industry is a significant breakthrough. I believe our organization has staked a claim as an industry leader in content security and enhancement solutions." He added, "It is great when world-class companies like DIC Entertainment and KOCH Records recognize and take advantage of the myriad of features found in the MediaMax technology, and I'm thrilled to have the opportunity of working together with them."

According to Artie Ripp, DIC consultant and music industry pioneer, "Unfortunately, CD piracy is everywhere. I wanted to have a proven and reliable protection solution for our CD release that also plays on all playback systems while helping to stem the 'casual' copying of our copyrights and products. Additionally, I was looking for an enhanced entertainment product to provide the consumer with bonus features on their PCs when the CD is used as directed. I firmly believe SunnComm's MediaMax technology can help audio and music copyright owners achieve increased sales while meeting government and consumer user concerns. The Strawberry Shortcake CD sampler allows consumers to use MediaMax's MusicMail to share song files legally from the CD which also presents an additional promotion and consumer information opportunity. We at DIC welcome the addition of SunnComm and QuietTiger to our team and look forward to working with them on future DIC audio releases."

ABOUT QUIETTIGER

QuietTiger Inc., with its international reach, implements the delivery of digital content security products for the music and entertainment industry. With established long-term contacts throughout the world, QuietTiger understands the challenges surrounding digital content management and protection. Our team of professionals has spent more than 50 years in the music and movie industry.

For additional information about the company, its vision, philosophy, partners and customers, contact:

Company contact:

William H. Whitmore Jr.

602-267-3800

bill@quiettiger.com

Investor contact:

Aimee Boutcher

973-239-2878

aboutcher@aol.com

Media contact:

George Medici

646-295-8218

gmedici@att.net

ABOUT SUNNCOMM

SunnComm Technologies Inc. (OTC:STEH) became the first company to commercially release a content-protected audio CD utilizing an early version of the Windows Media Data Session Toolkit. It is a leader in digital content enhancement and security technology for optical media with its MediaMax M4 suite of products. SunnComm's music-management technology was commercially released by Music City records in 2001. The album, Charley Pride - A Tribute to Jim Reeves, became America's first copy-protected audio CD.

SunnComm's MediaMax M4 suite of Digital Content Enhancement technologies are built using Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) Windows Media 9 Series, but operates on both Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) and Microsoft Windows-based systems (NASDAQ:MSFT). For more detailed information about the company, its vision or philosophy, personnel, partners and customers, please visit the company's Web site at http://www.sunncomm.com, or call the company directly at 602-267-7500.

MediaMax, Digital Content Cloaking Technology, M4, DC2, MusicMail/TuneShare and SunnComm are registered and/or trademarks of SunnComm Technologies Inc. in the United States and/or other countries. The names of actual companies and products mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners.

ABOUT DIC ENTERTAINMENT

DIC Entertainment, a leading children's entertainment company, is a full-service studio dedicated to creating, developing, producing, distributing, marketing and merchandising family-based intellectual properties. (http://www.dicentertainment.com) DIC has distinguished itself by building one of the largest libraries of U.S. animation with more than 3,000 half-hours of renowned programming, including Stan Lee's Super 7(TM), Inspector Gadget(TM), Strawberry Shortcake(TM), Knights of the Zodiac(TM), Sabrina(TM), Madeline(TM), Liberty's Kids(TM), Where On Earth Is Carmen Sandiego?(TM), Sonic The Hedgehog(TM), Super Mario Bros(TM) and Super Duper Sumos(TM). In September 2003, DIC launched the DIC Kid's Network, a unique syndicated programming block designed to meet core FCC requirements and the only network for kids that reaches effectively 100% of U.S. households on over 400 stations, airing in every Designated Market Area across the country. As a preeminent supplier of kids' programming worldwide, DIC has developed strategic partnerships with key domestic and international broadcast partners throughout the United States, Europe, Asia, Latin America, Africa and Australia. DIC is headquartered in Burbank, Calif. with international offices in New York, Paris, London and Cologne.

ABOUT KOCH RECORDS

KOCH Records (http://www.kochentertainment.com/index2.htm) is a wholly owned subsidiary of KOCH Entertainment, one of the largest and fastest-growing music companies in the United States. (http://www.kochint.com/default.aspx) KOCH'S operations encompass record labels, music publishing companies and distribution companies in the United States and Canada. KOCH Entertainment is the market leader among independents in both the United States and Canada and its record labels had the largest number of Billboard charting albums among independents from 2001-2003.

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