Headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska Communications today serves the fastest growing segment of users - data dependent consumers and enterprises - and leverages its legacy as a local telephone company to support its wireless and enterprise data network. Alaska Communications participates in the consumer market primarily through its wireless data and voice product line. The company's network coverage extends from the North Slope to the Southeast panhandle, complemented by data and voice roaming partnerships in the Lower 48 and Canada, enabling us to offer nationwide plans identical to those offered by the biggest brands in the industry. The company participates broadly in the enterprise market; specializing in serving data needs - whether wireless or fixed. Its fixed data services are delivered over a statewide Metro Ethernet and MPLS network; its data hosting centers; its submarine fiber networks connecting Alaska to the Lower 48; and through professionals who deliver managed services. The professional services product line was recently augmented through an investment in and partnership with a leading IT services in Alaska that, like Alaska Communications, also extends its services to the Lower 48.

ALAXALA Networks develops, sells, and supports network routing and switching equipment that enables voice and data tranmission over large communications networks. The company's AX series of network switches is designed for metropolitan-area and backbone networks used by large corporations, telecommunications carriers, and government agencies. A joint venture between Hitachi (which owns 60%) and NEC (40%), ALAXALA Networks was formed in 2004 and began shipping products early the following year.

Samsung Telecommunications America, also known as Samsung Mobile and Samsung Wireless, provides a variety of personal and business communications products -- including mobile phones, wireless infrastructure equipment, fiber optics, and enterprise telecommunications systems -- to customers throughout North America. The company's phones are compatible with the networks of leading wireless service providers, including AT&T, Sprint Nextel, T-Mobile USA, and Verizon Communications. Founded in 1996, Samsung Telecommunications America is a subsidiary of Samsung Electronics, the flagship of South Korea's Samsung Group.

Midcontinent Communications provides cable television, local and long-distance digital telephone service, and high-speed Internet access to more than 200 communities in North and South Dakota and Western Minnesota; subscribers total more than 200,000. Internet services are sold under the MidcoNet Broadband brand while its enterprise voice, cable, data transport, and advertising services are sold by its Midcontinent Business Solutions unit. Advertising services include local and national ad sales, as well as TV advertisement production services. Midcontinent serves customers from 13 service centers. The company is co-owned by Minneapolis-based Midcontinent Media and cable giant Comcast.

United States Cellular takes calls from sea to shining sea. Doing business as U.S. Cellular, the company provides wireless phone service to about 6 million customers in more than two dozen states in the US, largely in the Midwest and the South, where it has nearly 4 million customers. Its products and services -- marketed directly, through the Internet, and from about 400 retail stores -- include mobile messaging, prepaid calling, international long distance, mobile Internet, and directory assistance. U.S. Cellular service is also sold through contracts with resellers. The company offers phones from HTC, LG Electronics, Research In Motion, and Samsung Electronics, among other vendors.

Blonder Tongue Laboratories, Inc. designs, manufactures, and supplies encoding, digital transport, and broadband products for the cable market in the United States. It offers analog video headend products, including satellite receivers, integrated receiver/decoders, demodulators, modulators, antennas and antenna mounts, amplifiers, equalizers, and processors, as well as digital transition headend products comprising demodulators, modulators, and processors to acquire, process, and manipulate signals to create an analog channel lineup for further transmission; and digital video headend products, such as high definition (HD) and standard definition MPEG-2 encoders and multiplexers, transcoders and digital quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM) up-converters and multiplexers, and digital 8VSB/QAM HD television (TV) processors for delivery of HDTV programming and agile QAM Modulators. The company’s distribution products comprise line extenders, broadband amplifiers, directional taps, splitters, and wall taps to permit signals to travel from the headend to its destination in a terminal location along a fiber optic/coaxial cable distribution network. Blonder Tongue Laboratories also offers fiber products, such as optical transmitters, receivers, couplers, and splitters; reception products; addressable products, including interdiction and addressable multi-tap products; high-speed data products, such as standard DOCSIS cable modems, DOCSIS/Euro cable modem termination systems, and the MegaPort solution for broadband Internet access; and test products, including analog and digital QPSK analyzers, palm held analog and digital analyzers, and signal level meters. It serves TV broadcasters, cable system operators, lodging/hospitality video and high speed data system operators, and institutional system operators through internal sales force and distributors. BDR company was founded in 1950 and is headquartered in Old Bridge, New Jersey.

American Tower (NYSE: AMT) is a leading independent owner and operator of wireless and broadcast communication sites. Our global portfolio includes approximately 30,000 owned or managed sites and is experiencing steady growth. In addition to leasing space on towers, we provide customized collocation solutions through our Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) that support seamless in-building and outdoor wireless coverage.Headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, American Tower has local offices across the United States and in Mexico, Brazil, India and the United Kingdom.

Purple Communications, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, provides video and text relay services, and professional interpreting for deaf, hard-of-hearing, and speech-impaired persons primarily in the United States. The company offers Internet protocol text relay services that enable deaf or hard of hearing callers to use an Internet-connected computer or wireless handheld device to place calls, which are connected to a relay operator under the ‘IP-Relay’ and ‘i711’ brands. It also provides video relay services, which enable a deaf caller to make a call by communicating with a sign language interpreter over a live video connection primarily under the ‘Purple Language Services’ and ‘i711’ brands. In addition, Purple Communications offers infrastructure and interpreting services for video relay services; and community interpreting services in situations where relay services may not be available or ideal. The company was formerly known as GoAmerica, Inc. and changed its name to Purple Communications, Inc. in February 2009. Purple Communications was founded in 1996 and is headquartered in Novato, California.

Plantronics, Inc. introduced the first lightweight communications headset in 1962 and is today the world's leading designer, manufacturer and marketer of lightweight communications headset products. Plantronics headsets are widely used in many Fortune 500 corporations and have been featured in numerous films and high profile events, including the historic "One small step for man" transmission from the moon in 1969. Plantronics offers mobile headsets to address the cordless and mobile phone market, next-generation computer audio headset products for computer applications and corded and cordless headsets and systems for the office, small office/home office and contact centers. Plantronics is a publicly held company (NYSE: PLT) headquartered in Santa Cruz, California with offices in 20 countries, including major facilities in Mexico, Tennessee, England and The Netherlands. Plantronics products are sold and supported through a worldwide network of authorized Plantronics partners, and are available through retail and consumer electronics stores.

Founded in 1992, 1st Communications has evolved from a small business and emerged as a strong, highly adaptable company, supporting its clients with the supply, installation and maintenance of telecommunications equipment. In 1996, 1st Communications company was accredited with a National Quality Assurance (NQA). The same year instituted a proud partnership with Nortel Networks, a global telecommunications and internet powerhouse. The partnership with Nortel Networks has awarded 1st Communications a creditable reputation as one of the UK's leading maintainers of Nortel Voice Equipment. Now firmly established, 1st Communications provides maintenance coverage throughout the UK to all types of businesses, regardless of location or size. The steady and continual expansion of 1st Communications' client database and range of equipment has resulted in three office relocations throughout our history. We have just undertaken another move to new premises at 15 Bowling Green Lane, London, EC1R 0BD.

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