WildBlue delivers affordable two-way broadband Internet access via satellite to virtually any home and small business in small cities and rural America. WildBlue uses a 26-inch satellite minidish equipped with both a transmitter and receiver for two-way satellite connectivity to the Internet. WildBlue service does not require cable or phone lines. It is accessible to virtually every home and small business in the contiguous U.S., including the estimated 20- 25 million homes and small offices that are not wired for terrestrial (DSL or cable modem) service.

The name Panasonic Mobile Communications rings in many ears. The company makes Panasonic-brand mobile phones and wireless base stations and terminals for building cellular communications networks. Panasonic also makes automotive electronics (such as car stereos and navigation systems), professional audio and video equipment, disk drives, electronic measurement equipment, and giant Astrovision video screens for sports arenas worldwide. Panasonic Mobile Communications is owned by Nippon Telegraph and Telephone (60%) and Matsushita Electric Industrial (40%).

Cabovisão is the 2 cable operator in Portugal behind Portugal Telecom. Cabovisão - Televisão per Cabo offers basic cable, pay-TV, broadband Internet access, and residential phone services over cable to about 700,000 customers. The company grew its subscriber base by offering cable service to regions not controlled by rival Portugal Telecom. In 2006 the company was acquired by Canadian cable operator Cogeco Cable in a deal valued at about E465 million. Cabovisão's former Canadian parent company, Cable Satisfaction International (Csii), entered bankruptcy protection in 2004 and became a shell company holding Cabovisão's assets.

Princeton Lightwave was spun off from SRI International subsidiary Sarnoff Corp. in 2000. The company's financial backers include Morgenthaler, U.S. Venture Partners, and Venrock Associates. Princeton Lightwave is educated in the ways of wavelengths. The company develops distributed feedback, erbium-doped fiber amplifier, and Raman pump lasers used in optical transmission. Princeton's lines of WavePower and WaveHarp laser components are intended to be incorporated into fiber-optic equipment, such as dense wavelength division multiplexing devices, built by other manufacturers. Its WaveRider amplifier chips are used to boost the power of lasers.

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.

Aclara Software Inc. company's electronic wireless metering systems (STAR Network) and software are tailored to suit energy companies around the world. Its products enable utilities providers to automate service delivery, metering, marketing, and customer communications functions. Aclara's tools also allow utility customers to access their accounts. The company works with electric and gas companies, wholesalers, distribution operators, and others in the energy business. Clients have included Pacific Gas & Electric. Founded in 1997, Aclara was acquired by diversified manufacturer ESCO Technologies in 2006.

GreatCall caters to those who get the jitters using cell phones.GreatCall company offers Jitterbug easy-to-use cell phones, accessories, and services (on the Sprint network) that target the senior citizen market. Its flagship phone, the Jitterbug Dial, has a large keypad and basic features such as voicemail, speakerphone, and contact lists. The Jitterbug OneTouch model features three preprogrammed buttons for calls to a Jitterbug operator, a preset contact, and 911. GreatCall sells Jitterbug direct to consumers and through retailers that include Best Buy, RadioShack, Sears, and direct marketer firstSTREET. The privately-held company was co-founded in 2006 by chairman Arlene Harris and Martin Cooper.

Talley was founded in 1983 to serve the needs of wireless communications professionals in a wide range of industries — from local public safety to nationwide cellular and everything in-between. Today Talley is one of the nation's largest distributors of wireless infrastructure, communications and mobile products. From the very beginning, our mission has been to help make your job of building wireless communications an easy one.At Talley, our philosophy has always been to treat every customer like an individual. This means providing personalized, expert assistance to help you accomplish your projects in the shortest time, with the best possible products, and with the lowest overall project cost. It means making a live industry veteran available to you whenever you need assistance — from placing a simple order to helping you plan your next project. In short, it means going beyond merely selling and building a long-term relationship with you.

Dataflex Design Communications keeps communications flexible and up to date. Dataflex Design Communications designs and distributes equipment used for VoIP or voice over Internet protocol. The company's products, which are manufactured in Asia, enable the transmission of voice, data, and video over the Internet, wide area networks (WAN), and voice lines. Dataflex designs its products for telephone companies and service providers; it serves customers in Europe, South America, and Australia. In addition to its products, the company also offers services including system management and training. Dataflex systems are compatible with equipment made by other manufacturers including Alcatel-Lucent, Cisco, and Fujitsu.

Integra places technicians, account managers and customer care professionals in your market, we are able to quickly address your questions and concerns. In fact, on average, Integra resolves over 90 percent of all customer questions on the first call. Technical support engineers monitor Integra's state-of-the-art network 24 hours a day. No matter when you call, an experienced professional will always answer, ready to help. Businesses rate reliability as the most important factor in choosing a voice and data communications provider. To ensure clear, fast and dependable service, we actually own and maintain our own network instead of reselling another carrier's service. This investment enables us to control the quality and reliability of service to our customers.

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