According to several lawsuits involving Giga Entertainment Media (gigaentertainmentmedia.com) in the Nassau County, NY (https://iapps.courts.state.ny.us/webcivil/ecourtsMain), and a suit by one of their former lawyers in Nebraska (https://www.nebraska.gov/justicecc/ccname.cgi), Giga is a continuation of Digital Broadcast Corporation run since 1995 by the same people under Gary Nerlinger. Historically shareholders have not gotten to vote for board members or make important decisions. First trying to be a wireless competitor to cable TV (AirCable), the business model changed to internet TV (Zapmytv) and, when that failed, they now promote two aps—viewer and selfeo. When DBC recently changed to Giga it picked and chose which DBC shareholders would get Giga shares and upon what terms, and which would be left behind. DBC shareholders offered conversion to Giga were not told everything they should know about the company such as: no profit ever having been made by DBC/Giga but instead their surviving for over 20 years by selling equity for cash and labor; after having raised tens of millions of dollars now having over 800 shareholders and 60 million issued shares; tax consequences for shareholders changing from DBC to Giga; and disclosures about current management and business models. Also these people have a history of not paying employees and vendors. Current DBC/Giga investors may wish review these lawsuits to know what is going on with their investment, as should anyone considering a new investment in Giga.
Giga Entertainment Media Reviews
According to several lawsuits involving Giga Entertainment Media (gigaentertainmentmedia.com) in the Nassau County, NY (https://iapps.courts.state.ny.us/webcivil/ecourtsMain), and a suit by one of their former lawyers in Nebraska (https://www.nebraska.gov/justicecc/ccname.cgi), Giga is a continuation of Digital Broadcast Corporation run since 1995 by the same people under Gary Nerlinger. Historically shareholders have not gotten to vote for board members or make important decisions. First trying to be a wireless competitor to cable TV (AirCable), the business model changed to internet TV (Zapmytv) and, when that failed, they now promote two aps—viewer and selfeo. When DBC recently changed to Giga it picked and chose which DBC shareholders would get Giga shares and upon what terms, and which would be left behind. DBC shareholders offered conversion to Giga were not told everything they should know about the company such as: no profit ever having been made by DBC/Giga but instead their surviving for over 20 years by selling equity for cash and labor; after having raised tens of millions of dollars now having over 800 shareholders and 60 million issued shares; tax consequences for shareholders changing from DBC to Giga; and disclosures about current management and business models. Also these people have a history of not paying employees and vendors. Current DBC/Giga investors may wish review these lawsuits to know what is going on with their investment, as should anyone considering a new investment in Giga.