Copyright © 2026 Knight Sac Media. All rights reserved.https://www.siliconinvestor.com/subject.aspx?subjectid=52889Once In A Lifetime Opportunity! Get in on the creation of A New National Hispanic Language TV Network GECC To Transform Itself From A TV Programmer To A Multi-Station TV Broadcaster With Its Final Goal: A Coast-To-Coast Hispanic TV Network To Serve The Fastest Growing Body Of TV Watchers in America! It will all begin when Golf Entertainment, Inc. (OTCBB: GECC) acquires · Its first 3 TV stations in 2002 · Another 10 TV stations in 2003 · Another 15 TV stations in 2004 GECC will take the first step by raising $5 million in a private placement of 10% convertible debentures. Target Date: May 15. At this writing, GECC stock is quoted at only 3¢ a share but when the news gets out, look out! The Grand Plan of GECC features: · An Initial Competition-Free “Small Market” Approach · An Immediate Stream Of Revenue To Sustain Growth · Unique, Quick Low-Cost Transmitter Construction · Performance Based Employee Compensation All the details appear in a copyrighted story in the independent online publication, Jack’s Journal (www.jacksjournal.net) GECC Plans To Create National Hispanic TV Network Copyright, 2002, Jack’s Journal May 9 (Jack’s Journal) - Golf Entertainment, Inc. (OTCBB: GECC) plans a bold transformation of itself, from a provider of Hispanic television programming, into a new national Hispanic language TV network, Jack’s Journal learned today. The company hopes to finance initial steps with a $5 million private placement of 10% convertible debentures. The grand plan is to initially develop GECC into a small market, multi-station Spanish language TV broadcaster with three stations by the end of 2002 and another 10 stations in 2003, according to a detailed 12-part business plan prepared by GECC management headed by Chairman and CEO Tim Brooker. The restructuring would immediately boost GECC annual earnings by a factor of 10 from $50,000 last year to $500,000+ in 2002. A name change for the corporation is anticipated to better reflect the changing nature of the company’s business. GECC stock languished at 0.03 on 0 volume at mid-week, but the news could change that rapidly. The expansive plan calls for completion of the Regulation D, Rule 506 private placement by May 15 to accomplish the 2002 goals. GECC will issue common stock as an incentive to debenture purchasers. Immediately, GECC would acquire a 3-station core with the acquisition of KVAQ-LP, in Springdale, Arkansas, headquarters of GECC, for a final payment of $291,000, plus two Oklahoma stations, KXIV-LP in Oklahoma City for $500,000, and KTZT-LP in Tulsa, for $250,000. The acquisition targets previously programmed with Hispanic TV Network, which marketed air times at $20 to $40 per 30-second commercial before reverting to Christian, non-profit programming. GECC plans to create an immediate revenue stream by acquiring the properties and marketing the 3-station Springdale-Tulsa-Oklahoma City regional advertising p...https://www.siliconinvestor.com/images/Logo380x132.pnghttps://www.siliconinvestor.com/subject.aspx?subjectid=5288938013210