Attachment 20170214162542-117.p

20170214162542-117.p

SUPPLEMENT

Supplement

2004-03-19

This document pretains to ITC-214-19990708-00391 for International Global Resale Authority on a International Telecommunications filing.

IBFS_ITC2141999070800391_1423147

03/19/2004 18 :13 FAX 202 887 0763 MORRISON & FOERSTER [ 002 MorrIson & FoOoERSTER us y SAN FRANGSCO ATTORNEYS AT LaAW NEW YORK LOS ANGELES WASHINGTON, D.C. DENVER 2000 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NW NORTHERN VIRGINIA PALO ALTO WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006—1888 LONDON WALNUT CREEK TELEPHONE (202) 887—1500 BRUSSELS SACRAMENTO TELEFACSIMILE (202) 887—0763 HONG KONG CENTUEY CITY BEJING ORANGE COUNTY SHANCHAI SAN DIEGO SINGAPORE March 19, 2004 TOKYO Writer‘s Direct Contact (202) 778—1607 Telefacsimile: (202) 785—7622 By Telefacsimile 202—418—2824 jepmigin@mofscor Ms. Rebecca Halstead International Bureau Federal Communications Commission 445 12th Street, S.W. Washington, D.C. 20554 Re: Incorrect Information In International Section 214 Public Notice DA 4No_ 04—737 {released March 18, 2004) ITC—214—19990708—00391,ITC—98—342/ ITC—98—342A Dear Rebecea: As we discussed this afternoon, the Public Noticereferenced above incorrectly lists the surrender ofcertain international authorizations. Specifically, the Public Notice states that Level 3 Communications, LLC ("Level 3"°) surrendered international Section 214 authorization ITC— 214—19990708—00391, as well as international authorizations ITC—98—342 and ITC—98—342A, by aletter dated March 5, 2004. As further explained below, Level 3 did not surrender these authorizations. Rather. GLT Liquidating Trust ("GLT Trust"), the successor—in—interest to Genuity Telecom Inc., Debtor—in—Possession ("Genuity"), surrendered Genuity‘s residual authority that it had retained under authorization ITC—214—19990708—00391 and surrendered the ITC—98—342 and ITC—98—342A authorizations. On March 5, 2004, counsel to GLT Trust submitted a letter to the Commission surrendering certain international authorizations previously held by Genuity, a copy of which is attached. As explained in that letter, Genuity assigned out of bankruptcy substantially all of its assets and customers to Level 3, including the international Section 214 authorization ITC—214— 19990708—00391. The letter also explained that even though it was assigned to Level 3, Genuity retained residual? authority under that same authorization in the event that any of Genuity‘s international common carier customers were not transferred to Level 3.‘ GLT Trust surrendered \ Genuity Telecom Inc. and Level 3 Communications, LLC Joint Application to Assign Telecommunications Carrier Assets and International Section 214 Authority for Provision of Global Facilities—Based and Global Resale Services, and to Transfer Control of Domestic Common Carrier de—374616

03/19/2004 18§:14 FAX 202 887 0763 MORRISON & FOERSTER @003 MorrIson & FoERSTER ur Ms. Rebecca Halstead March 19, 2004 Page Two only its residual authoritythat it retained under this Section 214 authorization. It did not, and in fact has no authority to, surrender the authorization that is currently held by Level 3. The Public Notice thus incorrectly reports that Level 3 surrendered the ITC—214—19990708—00391 authorization. The March 5 letter also surrendered international authorizations ITC—98—342 and ITC—98— 342A, which authorizes the operation of certain cable capacity on the Americas—IJ undersea cable, on behalf of GLT Trust. The Public Notice inaccurately references these authorizations as also being surrendered by Level 3. These authonzations were never assigned to Level 3, and until they were surrendered on March 5, were held by Genuity.* Accordingly, GLT Trust requests that the Commuission amend its records and the Public Notice to reflect that Genuity surrendered its residual authority under the ITC—214—19990708— 00391 authorization (not that Level 3 surrendered this authorization altogether) and that Genuity (not Level 3) surrendered the ITC—98—342 and ITC—98—342A authorizations. If you have any questions concerning this maiter, please contact the undersigned as soonas possible. Thank you for your assistance. Very truly yours, ennifef L. Kostyu . Counsel to GLT Liquidating Trust Transmission Lines Pursuant to Section 214 of the Communications Act of 1934, as Amended; ITC—214— 19990708—00391, ITC—ASG—20021216—00592 (granted Jan. 22, 2003); WC Docket No. 02—385 (granted Jan. 20, 2003); Letter from Kent D. Bressie, Counsel, Level 3 Communications, LLC, to Marlene H. Dortch, Sectretary, FCC, File No. ITC—ASG—20021216—00592 and JTC—214—19990708—00391 (Mar. 19, 2003) (notifying the Commission that the assignment of Genuity‘s international Section 214 anuthorization was consummated on February 4, 2003). * A notificationletterwasfiledonJanuary25, 2002,tochangethenameonthese authorizations from GTE TelecomIncorporatedto@'enunyaTealse@m-:hewifghgFCC issued a publicnoticeonFebruary7. 2002,acknowledging receiptofthis thisnamechangenotification. TheFCC‘s internationallicensing_ database(IBFS),however, was neverchangedto reflectthenewname. do—374616


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