Shawn Spahr has been appointed as the new President and CEO of Advanced Content Services, Inc. in order to assist the Company to manage the growth of the newly announced major initiative. Mr. Spahr has an in-depth knowledge, understanding and experience in the electronics and technology of today. Mr. Spahr has a degree in mathematics and has had extensive course work in Computer Science with a career that has focused on systems for applications and control systems. Mr. Spahr has designed IP-based systems and has managed the installation of large integration systems to assist customers to integrate and streamline technological resources.

The interactive online talent competition is being designed to possess similar style and appeal attributes that have made television based competitions so popular with the viewing public. The Company will be providing additional details regarding the development of the competition in the near future.

Joseph Scuderi Jr., former President and CEO of the Company, will continue to head the Company’s Identity Theft Protection Content Platform as Senior Project Manager. Mr. Scuderi’s experience includes the launch of Voicenet.net as well as several other business ventures including a web design firm that maintains and services thousands of clients within the United States in addition to partnering to open a successful change of automobile repair shops throughout Florida.

Scuderi stated, “It is estimated that as many as 9 million Americans have their identities stolen each year. I am both pleased and enthusiastic to announce that Advanced Content Services has launched an initiative to create a unique and proprietary platform which we have confidence will possess both the ability and capacity to provide specialized services to aid in the combat on consumer identity theft.”

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