Nortel Inversora S.A., through its subsidiary, Telecom Argentina S.A., provides telecommunication services in Argentina and Paraguay. It offers voice, data, and Internet services that include local area, national long-distance, and international communications; supplementary services comprising call waiting, itemized invoicing, and voicemail; interconnection with other operators; data transmission consisting of private networks, point-to-point traffic, radio, and TV signal transmission; outsourcing of IT solutions; and Internet services. The company also provides wireless services, including high-speed wireless, videoconferencing, full track download, multimedia messaging, online streaming, corporate mailing, and BlackBerry solutions over various networks; and involves in the sale of wireless communication devices, such as cellular phones, 3G modems, 3G hotspots, wireless Internet, and netbooks. Nortel Inversora S.A. was founded in 1990 and is based in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Momentum Telecom knows that for businesses, or personal relationships, to build up enough steam to succeed, they need to stay connected. The competitive local-exchange carrier (CLEC) provides local and long-distance telephone service to about 150,000 residential (under the Family brand) and business (under the Edge banner) customers primarily in nine southeastern US states. Its data services include dial-up Internet access for residential subscribers and broadband Internet service for businesses; Momentum also offers digital voice service for corporate clients. Top customers have included regional communications provider NexHorizon Communications which resells Momentum digital voice service under its own brand.

In the late 1990's, several of the Regional Bell Operating Companies and other large telecommunications companies, such as GTE Midwest Incorporated, decided to sell many of their rural assets. Many of these large providers had decided to focus investment capital and resources on their urban markets and national wireless and business service operations, rather than on their rural markets, which we believe were historically underserved by the large providers. We concluded that GTE Midwest Incorporated's divestiture of its rural Iowa operations presented an attractive opportunity to improve the financial performance of this business by improving existing networks, offering customers additional services and providing high quality, locally focused customer service. We began business on June 30, 2000 when we acquired the Iowa operations of GTE Midwest Incorporated.

Bell Aliant is one of North America’s largest regional telecommunications providers, serving a population of 5.3 million Canadians.Bell Aliant was created by joining Bell Canada’s regional wireline business in Ontario and Quebec, Bell’s majority interest in Bell Nordiq, and the Aliant wireline business, its information technology company, xwave, and its knowledge solutions through Innovatia.Guided by our strengths, our people, and our experience, we will provide the highest-level products and services available anywhere to our customers across Ontario, Quebec and Atlantic Canada. We will be a recognized leader among North America’s information and communication technology providers, focused on making life, business, and entertainment simple for the people we serve.

ITIS is the leading supplier of traffic and travel information. We have developed TrafficScience, to allow us to deliver valuable traffic information to a wide variety of business and private users. ITIS pioneered the use of Floating Vehicle Datafrom cellular phone networks (CFVD) and GPS devices (GFVD). We combine that source data with journalistic and fixed-sensor data. Sophisticated analysis within TrafficScience then delivers real-time and historic traffic information that is rich in detail, is extremely accurate, and can be used in the widest possible variety of applications. FVD® allows for more extensive geographic coverage, at a much lower cost, than traditional fixed sensor technology.

Breda Telephone Corp. ~ d.b.a. Western Iowa Networks (WIN) ~ is a leading communications company based in Breda, IA. We are one of western Iowa's largest independent telephone companies, and one of the areas most diverse service providers.WIN was founded in 1905 as Breda Telephone Company and today provides telephone, Internet, cellular, cable, and many complementary services to over 10,000 customers across western and southwestern Iowa including the cities of Arcadia; Auburn; Breda; Carroll; Farragut; Lidderdale; Macedonia; Pacific Junction; Westside and Yale.

TeleCity gives cyberspace a home with four walls, a roof, and all the amenities. The company operates Internet facilities and data centers with such services as secure colocation of servers and connections to multiple telecommunications carriers. TeleCity has more than 600 clients, including ISPs, application service providers, and data-centric telecommunication carriers, as well as enterprise clients such as Xchanging and Toys R Us. The company has more than 20 data centers in Dublin, London, and Manchester in the UK, as well as in Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Milan, Paris, and Stockholm.

HM Electronics (HME) specializes in wireless communications and other electronics devices used in various businesses, including casinos, retail stores, and drive-through operations in fast-food restaurants. Its products, which are in use in more than 80 countries worldwide, include drive- through intercom systems, speed-of-service timers, and surveillance systems. HME also offers wireless intercom products for professional audio, sports, and public safety applications. Harrison Miyahira (whose initials provided the firm's name) founded the company in 1971; he is the majority owner.

Level 3 Communications, Inc. engages in the communications business in North America and Europe. It offers network and Internet services, including transport services, high speed Internet protocol services, dedicated Internet access, virtual private network services, and dark fiber services, as well as managed modem, an outsourced, turn-key infrastructure solution; and colocation services. The company also provides various media services, comprising Vyvx services that provide audio and video feeds over fiber or satellite; content delivery network services; media delivery services to customers seeking to manage, protect, and monetize content delivered over the Internet; a range of local and long distance voice services, such as voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) and traditional circuit-switch based services; and VoIP Enhanced Local, a VoIP service that enables broadband cable operators, IXCs, VoIP providers, and other companies operating their own switching infrastructure to launch IP-based local and long-distance voice services through a broadband connection.

Axtel is taking on rival Telmex to try and loosen its grip on Mexico's telecom services industry. The company's digital network of local and long-distance phone, Internet, and Web hosting services is offered to residential and commercial customers, as well as the government. Its long-distance phone system is spread across 200 cities in Mexico, and one- quarter of those have advanced voice, data, and Internet service. After its $516 million acquisition of Avantel, Axtel is now Mexico's second largest fixed-line integrated telecommunications company. The company is listed on the Mexican Stock Exchange. Axtel gets about three-quarters of its revenues from business customers.

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