Bresnan Communications is a broadband telecommunications provider founded in 1984 with the goal of providing leading- edge technology, entertainment and advanced services supported by outstanding customer service to small and medium-sized markets. The nation's thirteenth largest MSO, Bresnan currently serves over 320,000 customers in Colorado, Montana, Wyoming, and Utah. Today, Bresnan delivers advanced products and services including high-speed Internet access, high-definition television, video-on-demand, digital video recorder, and digital telephone to residential and business customers across an upgraded fiber-optic coaxial network. Bresnan Business Services, the company's commercial sales division, delivers custom data, voice, and video solutions to business and institutions of all sizes

C2 Global Technologies Inc. ("C2”) is focused on licensing its patent portfolio, which includes two foundational patents in Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP). C2 plans to continue to realize value from its intellectual property by offering licenses to service providers, equipment companies and end-users that are using C2's patented VoIP technologies by deploying VoIP networks for phone-to-phone communications. C2 began investing in technology-based businesses in 2007. Its most recent investments are BuddyMedia.com, Knight's Bridge Capital Partners Internet Fund No. 1 GP LLC and Polaroid Corporation. In February 2009 the Company established Counsel RB Capital LLC (“Counsel RB”). Counsel RB is owned 75% by the Company and 25% by its Co-CEO’s. It specializes in the acquisition and disposition of distressed and surplus assets throughout the United States and Canada, including industrial machinery and equipment, real estate, inventories, accounts receivable and distressed debt. In addition to purchasing various types of assets, Counsel RB also arranges traditional asset disposition services such as on-site and webcast auctions, liquidations and negotiated sales. Counsel RB commenced operations in the second quarter of 2009.

Cable ONE is an operator of cable systems that serves approximately 720,000 customers in 19 states with cable television, telephone and high-speed Internet service.Cable ONE is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Washington Post Company, a diversified media and education company headquartered in Washington DC. The corporate headquarters for Cable ONE are in Phoenix AZ, however, the majority of our over 2000 associates work in our local cable offices. Cable ONE began in 1986 as a small cable television company. We have now grown to the 10th largest traditional cable company offering our consumers a wide range of the latest products such as High-Definition programming, wireless Internet service and phone service with unlimited long distance calling.At Cable ONE our focus is on customer satisfaction, associate satisfaction and local service. Each of our systems has a local office, local personnel and a local phone number. Because we live in the communities we serve, we want to provide our customers with the best possible service. Listening to our customers is so important to us, that we conduct over 1,000 customer satisfaction surveys a month. Cable ONE wants to do everything possible to make our customer’s experience outstanding. That’s why we offer free same-day service calls, 24 hour technical support and most importantly; a local office where you can talk to someone in person.

PointOne's foundation reaches back to 1998 when our core team of visionary executives recognized that existing telecommunications providers were failing to respect the most important factor governing the long-term success of any business; first-rate customer service at an affordable price. PointOne was founded on the principle that extraordinary customer service paired with a network that enhances quality and saves money are the essential prerequisites to financial success. With over 250 years of combined experience in telecommunications and information technology, PointOne's executive team has crafted a unique corporate culture that emphasizes "people" as the essential corporate asset and "strategic partnerships" as the foundation for long-term business growth.

MRV Communications, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, supplies communications solutions to telecommunications service providers, enterprises, and governments worldwide. The company operates in three segments: Network Equipment Group, Network Integration Group, and Optical Components Group. The Network Equipment Group designs, develops, manufactures, and sells communications infrastructure solutions that enable the access, transport, aggregation, and management of various communications traffic for fixed- line and mobile communications networks used by telecommunications service providers, mobile communications service providers, cable service providers, enterprises, governments, aerospace, and defense. This segment’s products include switches, routers, physical layer products and out- of-band management products, specialized networking products, and other applications comprising voice and cellular communication. The Network Integration Group segment provides network system architecture and integration services, and procurement and distribution services for products manufactured by third-party vendors, as well as for products developed and manufactured by the Network Equipment Group. The Optical Components Group segment designs, manufactures, and sells optical components and subassemblies for use in telecommunications systems and data communications networks. This segment offers passive optical networks, subsystems, and optical transceivers for enterprise, access, and metropolitan applications, as well as provides optical components, modules, and subsystems. MRV Communications markets and sells its products through direct sales force, manufacturer’s representatives, value-added- resellers, distributors, and systems integrators. The company was formerly known as MRV Technologies, Inc. and changed its name to MRV Communications, Inc. in April 1992. MRV Communications, Inc. was founded in 1988 and is based in Chatsworth, California.

Cable Com designs and installs communications networks -- including cabling, telephone systems, local- and wide-area networks, and video distribution systems -- for businesses and communications service providers. It resells telephone and voice-mail systems from Win Communications and fiber- optic products from CommScope and Corning, among others. Cable Com company also installs satellite and broadband video systems for educational institutions, doctors' offices, cable companies, and hotel chains. Its other suppliers include Agilent, 3Com, and Ortronics.

LightSquared (formerly SkyTerra) has staked a claim on the satellite communications market. The company provides voice and data communications to subscribers in North America via two geostationary satellites. LightSquared sells directly and through a group of about 40 dealers and resellers. The company also markets bulk capacity to other wireless service providers. In 2010 Harbinger Capital Partners bought the 52% of SkyTerra that it did not already own for $262 million in cash; it combined the company with other investments to form LightSquared.

Thales Communications has an ear for high-end radio gear. The company makes secure radio equipment -- specializing in small lightweight radio systems. Its software-based radio products include MBITR (multi-band inter/intra team radio for government programs), high-frequency RF systems, JEM (Joint Tactical Radio System Enhanced MBITR), and Thales 25 (handheld radio for both commercial and government customers). Thales Communications tailors its products for tactical, naval and maritime, and aerospace applications. It serves the US military, federal law enforcement agencies, and military forces of other allied nations. The company is a subsidiary of French aerospace and defense electronics manufacturer Thales.

Triformix makes injection-molded optical components and modules used in communications and imaging applications for fiber optic, computer peripheral, medical device, and instrumentation markets. It also provides design, packaging, tooling, testing, and diagnostic services. Customers include Agilent, Honeywell, and Tyco Electronics. Triformix's acquisition of the molded-optics business unit of JDS Uniphase in 2004 tripled its injection molding capabilities. Triformix was founded in 2000 by former CEO Dave Whitney, Russ Stiles (CEO), and Tim March (COO). Triformix investors include American River Ventures, Pacifica Fund, SBV Venture Partners, and Selby Venture Partners. Triformix has offices in Asia and the US.

It's clear that Sinclair Technologies synchronizes its business around telecommunications technologies. The company manufactures a variety of components, including fixed and mobile wireless network antennas, filters, receiver multicouplers, and transmitter combiners for more than 1,500 customers. Its products are used for mobile radio, public safety, military, cellular, and transportation applications. Sinclair Radio Laboratories was founded in 1951 by George Sinclair, an engineering professor at the University of Toronto; in the 1960s the firm designed antennas used on Gemini spacecraft. The company is owned by the three daughters of the founder, who died in 1993. It became Sinclair Technologies in 1995.

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