Attachment 20161229114325-927.p

20161229114325-927.p

SUPPLEMENT

Supplement

2000-01-10

This document pretains to ITC-T/C-20000110-00024 for Transfer of Control on a International Telecommunications filing.

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FCC - international Section 214 Application Non-Streamlined ITC-T/C-200001 10-00024 STRATOS MOBILE NETWORKS (USA), LLC INTERNATIONAL SECTION 214 APPLICATION FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY - IClick here for INSTRUCTIONS.J APPLICANT INFORMATION Enter a description of this application to identify it on the main menu: Section 214 Application - Transfer of Control over Licensee Stratos Networks (USA) LLC from Aliant Inc. to BCE, Inc. 1. Applicant Name: BCE, Inc. Phone Number: 514-397-7000 BCE, Inc. Fax-Number: 514-397-7263 Street: 1000 Rue de la Gauchetiere W. E-Mail: d.kidd@bell.ca Bureau 3700 City: Montreal (Quebec) State: Countiy: USA Zipcode: H3B-4Y7 Attention: David C. Kidd 2. Contact Name: Richard 1. White, Jr. Phone Number: 202-371-9100 Company: Haiprin, Temple, Goodman & Maher Fax Number: 202-371-1497 Street: 555 12th Street, N.W. E-Mail: rtwhtgm.com Suite 950 North City: Washington State: DC Countiy: USA Zipcode: 20004- Contact TitleS Associate Relationship: Legal Counsel 3. Place of Incorporation of Applicant Canada 4. Other Company(ies) and Place(s) of Incorporation Stratos Mobile Networks (USA), LLC, State of Delaware 1DB Mobile Communications, Inc., State of Delaware Aliant Inc., Canada MarineSat Communications Network, Inc./Marine Satellite Services, State of DE 5. Service Type(s) (check all that apply) F Global or Limited Global Facilities-Based Authority (Section 63.18(e)(1)) F Global or Limited Global Resale Authority (Section 63.1 8(e)(2)) [ Individual Facilities-Based Service (Section 63.1 8(e)(4)) fl Individual Switched Resale Service (Section 63.1 8(e)(4)) U Individual Facilities-Based and Resale Service (Section 63.1 8(e)(4)) 1 of 3 12/15/99 9:30 AM

FCC - International Section 214 Application http://dettifoss.fcc.gov:8080/cgi-bin/websql/beta/ib_beta/getappn.ht O Switched Services over Private Lines (TSR) (Section 63.16 and/or 63.18 (eX4)) Inmarsat and Mobile Satellite Service (Section 63.1 8(eX4)) o Overseas Cable Construction (Section 63.1 8(eX4)) 0 Individual Non-Interconnected Private Line Resale Service (Section 63.1 8(e)(4)) 0 Other (Section 63.1 8(eX4)) 6. Fee Classification CUT 7. Destination Country(ies) (e.g., "Country X", "All international points", "All international points except Country X and Country Y" or "Countries X, Y, and Z only".) N/A 8. Caption (description of authority requested, e.g., Application for Authority to Provide International Facilities-Based and Resold Services to All International Points Except Country X) Application for Transfer of Conrol of Stratos Mobile Networks (USA), LLC, 1DB Mobile Communications, Inc., MarineSat Communications Network, Inc., Marine Satellite Services, Inc. and Aliant, Inc. to BCE, Inc. ______ 9. Does the applicant request streamlined processing pursuant to 47 C.F.R. Section 63.12? If yes, include in Attachment I a statement of how the application qualifies for streamlined Yes No processing. 10. If applying for authority to provide switched services over private lines pursuant to Section 63.16, provide the required showing in Attachment 1. Applicant certifies that its responses to questions 11 through 17 are true: 11. If the applicant is a foreign carrier, or is affiliated (as defined in 47 C.F.R. Section 63.09(e)) with a foreign carrier, provide in Attachment I the information and certifications required by Section 63.18(i) through (m). 12. Does the applicant seek authority to provide service to any destination described in paragraphs (1) through (4) of Section 63.18(j)? If yes, list those destinations in Attachment 1 as C Yes No a response to question 12. 13. Does the applicant seek authority to provide service to any destinations other than those listed in response to question 12 where it has an affiliation with a foreign carrier? If yes, list C Yes No those destinations in Attachment 1 as a response to question 13. 14. [Section 63.18(h)] In Attachment 2, provide the name, address, citizenship and principal business of the applicant's ten percent or greater direct and indirect shareholders or other equity holders, and identify any interlocking directorates. 15. In Attachment 1, respond to paragraphs (d), (e)(4) and (g) of Section 63.18. 16. By checking Yes, the undersigned certifies that neither applicant nor any other party to the application is subject to a denial of Federal benefits that includes FCC benefits pursuant to Section 5301 of the Anti-Drug Act of 1988, 21 U.S.C. Section 862, because of a conviction for Yes No possession or distribution of a controlled substance. See 47 CFR 1.2002 (b) for the meaning of "party to the application "for these purposes. 17. By checking Yes, the applicant certifies that it has not agreed to accept special concessions directly or indirectly from a foreign carrier with respect to any U.S. international route where the foreign carrier possesses sufficient market power on the foreign end of the route to affect --. Yes C No competition adversely in the U.S. market and will not enter into such agreements in the future. CERTIFICATION 2 of 3 12/15/99 9:30 AM

FCC. International Section 214 Application httpJ/dettifoss.fcc.gov:8O80/cgi-binIwebsql/betafib_betaIgetappn.ht 18. Typed Name of Person Signing 19. Title of Person Signing David C. Kidd Vice President - Regulatory Law WILLFUL FALSE STATEMENTS MADE ON THIS FORM ARE PUNISHABLE BY FINE AND / OR IMPRISONMENT (U.S. Code, Title 18, Section 1001), AND/OR REVOCATION OF ANY STATION AUTHORIZATION (U.S. Code, Title 47, Section 312(a)(1)), AND/OR FORFEITURE (U.S. Code, Title 47, Section 503). 20. 1: LIiI Attachment Attachment Menu 3 of 3 12/15/99 9:30 AM

Before the FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION Washington, DC 20654 In the Matter of BCE Inc., Aliant Inc., Stratos File No. Mobile Networks (USA), LLC, 1DB Mobile Communications, Inc., MarineSat Communications Network, Inc., and Marine Satellite Services, Inc. Section 214 Application for Transfer of Control I. INTRODUCTION Pursuant to Section 214 of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended ("Act"), and the Commission's Rules, BCE Inc. ("BCE") hereby applies for authority to transfer control of Stratos Mobile Networks (USA), LLC ("Stratos (USA)"), 1DB Mobile Communications, Inc. ("1DB Mobile"), MarineSat Communications Network, Inc. ("MCN"), Marine Satellite Services, Inc. ("MSSI") (collectively Licensees), and Aliant Inc. ("Aliant") to BCE.' Applicant certifies by its signature to this Application that it will comply with the Commission's dominant carrier regulations on the U.S.-Canada route.2 Additionally, Applicant The Section 214 Authorizations held by the Licensees are set forth in Exhibit A, attached hereto. In addition, with respect to any additional pending applications of the Licensees, they will be amended pursuant to Section 63.50 of the Commission's Rules once the Commission approves the transfer of control and the transaction is consummated. 2 Rules and Policies on Foreign Participation in the US. Telecommunications Market, Report and Order on Reconsideration, FCC 97-398 (rel. Nov. 28, 1997) at ¶ 322; 47 C.F.R. § 63.12(c)(1)(iii). Bell Canada recently filed a petition for declaratory ruling seeking its removal from the Commission's "List of Foreign Telecommunications Carriers that are Presumed to Possess Market Power in Foreign Telecommunications Markets." See, Petition of Bell Canada Inc., filed November 4, 1999.

has affiliates in various countries, as identified in the attached Exhibit C. These affiliates, however, control less than 50 percent of the international transport and local access markets in the relevant countries and, as such, are entitled to a presumption of non-dominance.3 As demonstrated below, the proposed transfer of control is in the public interest. The transfer to BCE of both dejure and defacto control over the Licensees and Aliant will not significantly affect either the Licensees' or Aliant's overall operation and management, incentives for creating a platform for greater innovation and stronger competition in the mobile satellite services marketplace, or ability to offer U.S. consumers both reduced prices and increased choices. Part II of this Application demonstrates that grant of this Application is in the public interest. Part Ill provides the information required by 47 C.F.R. § 63.18. II. GRANT OF THIS APPLICATION IS IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST Subject to Commission approval, the Applicant will acquire control of the Licensees and Aliant through BCE's acquisition of an additional 11% of Aliant through a tender offer to the Aliant shareholders. These additional shares, combined with the 4 1.6% of Aliant held by BCE's subsidiary Bell Canada,4 will provide BCE with control over Aliant and the Licensees. The 3 47 C.F.R. § 63.12(c)(l)(i). BCE, by virtue of its 80% ownership of Bell Canada (with the other 20% of Bell Canada held by SBC), exercises control over Bell Canada and hence the 41.6% of Aliant shares that are presently held by Bell Canada. BCE can direct Bell Canada on voting of those shares (including votes for directors). After the acquisition of the additional shares (and after Commission approval of this Section 214 application), BCE will own outright or control through its subsidiary over 50% of the shares of Aliant, and thus will control the Licensees' authorizations. Bell Canada and BCE are entering into a put/call arrangement, whereby Bell Canada may later acquire the additional shares of Aliant held by BCE. However, that option may not be exercised unless all necessary regulatory approvals have been obtained, including Commission approval of the transfer of control to Bell Canada and any necessary Section 271 approvals 2

Licensees are currently authorized under Section 214 to provide various international maritime satellite services, international aeronautical satellite services, and international, land-mobile satellite services. Previously, the Commission has found that it would be in the public interest to have BCE in indirect control of Stratos (USA) when NewTel Enterprises Ltd. ("NewTel") acquired control of Stratos (USA), because at that time BCE owned approximately 53% of NewTel.5 Subsequently, as a result of the reorganization of NewTel and the other Atlantic provinces companies into Aliant, BCE's ownership of Aliant (and hence the Licensees) fell to 41.6%.6 Pursuant to an offer to purchase shares from Aliant's shareholders, BCE will acquire an additional 11% of the equity of Aliant, subject to receipt of the necessary regulatory approvals. Currently, the Licensees are subsidiaries of Stratos Global Corp., which is controlled by Aliant through an approximately 60% interest in Stratos Global Corp. BCE, in turn (through its subsidiary Bell Canada), holds a 41.6% interest in Aliant, with the remaining Aliant stock widely held. However, BCE intends to acquire an additional 11% of Aliant's stock, which will place (in light of the 20% ownership of Bell Canada by SBC). Until then, BCE (and not Bell Canada) will remain in control of Aliant and the Licensees. Stratos Mobile Networks (USA) LLC, 13 FCC Rcd 14040, 140402 (1998). 6 At that time, Stratos (USA), Aliant and BCE mistakenly sought approval of the transaction as a pro forma transfer of control. Upon a more careful assessment of the facts and the Commission's analysis of defacro control, it is clear that BCE did not have defacto control when its ownership interest in Aliant fell to 4 1.6%. See e.g., William S. Paley, 1 FCC Rcd 1025, 1026 (1986): By definition, de facto control relies on facts, on events that have occurred. Unlike a de jure transfer of control, where the mere potential to exercise majority vote requires prior Commission consent and in which an abstention from any activity evidencing control or influence does not excuse noncompliance, a finding that a de facto transfer of control has occurred depends largely upon a review of the actual operation of the licensee - not upon the potential for some hypothetical future exercise of control. 3

BCE in control of Aliant as an owner of approximately 53% of its stock.7 Once BCE acquires control of Aliant, BCE would also have indirect control of the Licensees via its control over the Licensees' parent company, Stratos Global Corp., through its controlling interest in Aliant. A diagram reflecting the previous and proposed ownership structure is attached as Exhibit B. So that BCE may purchase the Aliant stock prior to the Commission acting on this application without violating the Act or the Commission's Rules, BCE may place the 11% of the Aliant stock it is purchasing into a separate voting trust, fully insulated from BCE's control, consistent with FCC requirements. BCE will not be able to exercise control over the Aliant shares held in trust until such time as the Commission grants this Application and any other necessary approvals are obtained. As noted above, because the Commission previously approved BCE's control of Stratos (USA), there are no issues regarding BCE's legal, technical or financial qualifications to be a Commission licensee.8 The transaction will produce operational and financial benefits for BCE, Aliant and the Licensees, and will allow the Licensees to continue and to expand their provision of innovative, competitive satellite services, thereby advancing the public interest. For the foregoing reasons, the Applicant requests that the Commission expeditiously grant this application and find that it is in the public interest to transfer control of Aliant and the Licensees to BCE. E.g., Lockheed Martin Corporation, FCC 99-237, released September 15, 1999 at ¶ 30 ("Typically, de jure control is evidenced by ownership of 50.1 percent or more of an entity's voting interest."). Stratos Mobile Networks (USA) LLC, 13 FCC Rcd 14040, 140402 (1998).

III. INFORMATION REQUIRED BY SECTION 63.18 OF THE COMMISSION'S RULES The following information is provided in compliance with 47 C.F.R. § 63.18: a. The name, address and telephone number of the proposed transferor is: Aliant Inc. do Mr. Bathe Black General Counsel and Corporate Secretary P.O. Box 5030, Floor 18 Saint John, New Brunswick Canada E2L 4L4 (506) 694-2102 The name, address and telephone number of the proposed transferee is: BCE, Inc. 1000, rue de La Gauchetière Ouest Bureau 3700 Montreal(Quebec) Canada H3B 4Y7 (514) 397-7076 The names, addresses and telephone numbers of the Licensees are: Stratos Mobile Networks (USA), LLC 6903 Rockledge Drive, Suite 500 West Bethesda, Maryland 20817 (301) 214-8700 1DB Mobile Communications, Inc. 6903 Rockledge Drive, Suite 500 West Bethesda, Maryland 20817 (301) 214-8726 MarineSat Communications Network, Inc. 3300 Corporate Avenue, Suite 108 Weston, Florida 33331 (954) 217-2256

Marine Satellite Services, Inc. 6903 Rockledge Drive, Suite 500 West Bethesda, Maryland 20817 (301) 214-8700 b. The Licensees are all Delaware corporations, and BCE and Aliant are Canadian corporations. Correspondence concerning this Application should be directed to: BCE, Inc. 1000, rue de La Gauchetière Ouest Bureau 3700 Montreal(Quebec) Canada H3B 4Y7 Attn: Martine Turcotte with copies to: Albert Haiprin Richard T. White, Jr. Haiprin, Temple, Goodman & Maher l2 Street, N.W. Suite 950 North Washington, D.C. 20004 d. Licensees are currently authorized to provide a variety of international services. Stratos (USA) is authorized to provide international maritime satellite services, international aeronautical satellite services, and international land mobile satellite services. Stratos (USA) also has a global facilities-based and resale Section 214 authorization. MSSI is authorized to provide international basic switched and private line services to various international points on both facilities and resale bases. 1DB Mobile is also authorized to provide various international mobile satellite services, and MCN is authorized to provide a variety of maritime services utilizing Inmarsat facilities. MCN also holds a global facilities-based and resale Section 214 authorization. A detailed list of the authorizations is attached as Exhibit A.

e. Applicant seeks authority, pursuant to 47 C.F.R. § 63.18(h)(3), to transfer control of Licensees from Aliant to BCE. f. Not Applicable. g. Applicants are requesting authority to transfer control of Licensees from Aliant to BCE. The grant of this Application will not constitute a major action as defined in 47 C.F.R. § 1.1305. Accordingly, no environmental information is required to be submitted with this Application under 47 C.F.R. § 1.1311. h. (1) The Licensees will be affiliated with a number of Canadian and other foreign carriers through the ownership interests of Aliant and BCE, which are Canadian holding companies. These affiliations are listed in Exhibit C. (2) Upon approval of this Application, BCE, Aliant, and the Licensees will have the following direct and indirect 10-percent or greater shareholders: (1) T-ll Aeronautical, Inc. ("T-IIA"), a Delaware Corporation and the holder of 100 percent of 1DB Mobile's and 91 percent of Stratos (USA)'s shares; (2) Stratos Wireless Inc. ("Stratos Wireless"), a Canadian company, with a 100 percent interest in T-IIA; (3) 3484955 Canada Inc. ("NumberCo"), with a 100 percent interest in Stratos Wireless; (4) Stratos Global Corporation ("Stratos Global"), a Canadian holding company, with a 100 percent interest in NumberCo; (5) NewTel Enterprises Limited ("NewTel"), a Canadian company, with an approximately 64 percent interest in Stratos Global; (6) Aliant, a Canadian company, with a 100 percent interest in NewTel; (7) Bell Canada, a Canadian company, with a 41.6 percent interest in Aliant; and (8) BCE, a Canadian holding company, with an 80 percent interest in Bell Canada and an 11 percent direct interest in Aliant.

With respect to interlocking directorates, Licensees note that they each have two directors, Derek Woods and George Kilguss, who are also directors of the Canadian companies Stratos Global and Stratos Wireless. The principal place of business of T-IIA is as follows: T-ll Aeronautical, Inc. Suite 500 6903 Rockledge Drive West Bethesda, MD 20817 The principal place of business of Stratos Wireless is as follows: Stratos Wireless Inc.- P.O. Box 5933 St. Johns, Newfoundland A1C5X4 CANADA The principal place of business of Stratos Global is as follows: Stratos Global Corporation Suite 5200 - Scotia Plaza 40 King Street West Toronto, Ontario M5H 3Y2 CANADA The principal place of business of NewTel is as follows: NewTel Enterprises Limited P.O. Box 21 10 Fort William Building 10 Factory Lane St. John's, Newfoundland A1C5H6 CANADA The principal place of business of Aliant Inc. is as follows: Aliant Inc. One Brunswick Square P.O. Box 5030 Saint John, New Brunswick E2L 4L4 CANADA 8

i. Other than as stated above, Applicant certifies, by signature to this Application, that Licensees do not seek to provide service to any country in which (1) Applicant is a foreign carrier; or (2) Applicant controls a foreign carrier; or (3) two or more foreign carriers (or parties that control foreign carriers) together own more than 25 percent of Applicant and are parties to, or beneficiaries of, a contractual relation affecting the provision or marketing of international basic telecommunications services in the United States. j. Upon approval of the proposed transaction, Licensees will continue to be affiliated with foreign carriers in Canada, Mexico, India, Colombia and Brazil, which are all WTO member countries. k. As demonstrated in paragraph (m) below, Licensees are entitled, pursuant to 47 C.F.R. § 63.10(a)(3), to maintain non-dominant status on all international routs except Canada. 1. Licensees are already classified as dominant on the US-Canada route, and agree to maintain such classification. Additionally, Licensees continue to qualifr for non-dominant status on all other routes where they have affiliates. As noted on the attached Exhibit C, Licensees are affiliated with cellular carriers in India and Colombia. In Brazil, Licensees are affiliated with a carrier which provides heavy route space segment services. In Mexico, Licensees are affiliated with a newly authorized competing carrier of local and long distance services. Each of these affiliates clearly controls less than 50 percent of the local access and international transport markets. In short, as Licensees are not affiliated with any foreign carrier (outside of Canada) with sufficient market power to affect adversely competition in the U.S. market, Licensees are entitled, under Section 63.1 0(a)(3), to non-dominant status on all routes other than the U.S.-Canada route. m. By its signature to this Application, BCE certifies pursuant to 47 C.F.R. § 1.2002 that it is not subject to denial of any federal benefits pursuant to Section 5301 of the Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1988. See 21 U.S.C. § 853a. 9

IV. CONCLUSION For the reasons set forth above, BCE requests that the Commission promptly grant this Application for a transfer of control. Dated: December 3, 1999 Respectfully submitted, BCE, INC. William D. Anderson - Chief Financial Officer, BCE Inc. Albert Haiprin Richard T. White, Jr. Haiprin, Temple, Goodman & Maher 555 l2thStreet,N.W. Suite 950 North Washington, DC 20004 Counsel for BCE, Inc.

EXHIBIT A SERVICE AUTHORIZATIONS OF LICENSEES STRATOS MOBILE NETWORKS (USA), LLC FCC FILE NO.1 DATE OF SERVICE CALL SIGN GRANT International AMSS and MMSS (AOR-E via Staten ITC-90-088 May 8, 1991 Island, NY); AOR-W and POR via Niles Canyon, CA); ship-to-shore and shore-to-ship directions; domestic AMSS on an interim basis (see 7 FCC Rcd 1006, 1010 (1992)). International MMSS (IOR via Perth, Australia); ship-to- ITC-91-012 Oct. 21, 1991 shore and shore-to-ship directions. International LMSS via INMARSAT (AOR-E via Staten ITC-92-058 Feb. 2, 1993 Island; AOR-W and POR via Niles Canyon, CA; IOR via ITC-92-059 Perth, Australia); ship-to-shore and shore-to-ship. 1NMARSAT Standard C (AOR-E via Netherlands, AOR-W ITC-93-014 Jan. 29, 1993 via Southbury, CT; POR via Perth, Australia); ship-to-shore and shore-to-ship directions. INMARSAT Standard C (IOR via Perth, Australia); ship-to- ITC-93-013 Jan. 29, 1993 shore and shore-to-ship directions. International Resale of switched voice, data and record ITC-91-157 Jan. 16, 1992 services (AT&T, MCI, Sprint and CCI). INMARSAT Standards B and M (AOR-E and AOR-W via ITC-93- 188 Aug. 9, 1993 Laurentides, Canada (ship-to-shore only); POR via Hong Kong (ship-to-shore only); IOR via Hong Kong (ship-to- shore and shore-to-ship)). AMSS (AOR-E via Aussegal, France; IOR via Perth, ITC-95-359 Nov. 3, 1995 Australia); ground-to-air direction. INMARSAT Standard-A (via COMSAT's LES in Anatolia, ITC-95-565 Feb. 21, 1996 Turkey); ship-to-shore and shore-to-ship directions. Authority to interconnect LES facilities with AT&T for ITC-93- 142 July 30, 1993 maritime services. Authority to interconnect LES facilities with MCI for ITC-93-l41 Nov. 26, 1993 maritime services.

EXhIBIT A SERVICE AUTHORIZATIONS OF LICENSEES FCC FILE NOJ DATE OF SERVICE CALL SIGN GRANT INMARSAT Standard-B and -M (AOR-E and AOR-W via ITC-95-596 Feb. 21, 1996 Comsat's LES in Southbury, CT (shore-to-ship direction); POR via Comsat's LES in Santa Paula, CA (shore-to-ship direction); POR via Teistra's LES in Perth, Australia (ship- to-shore direction); IOR via Teistra's LES in Perth, Australia (ship-to-shore and shore-to-ship directions)). Authority to provide 1NMARSAT services via the ITC-96-041 Sept. 20, 1996 INMARSAT third generation satellites. Global authority for international resale services between ITC-96-580 Dec. 6, 1996 the United States and all international points except Canada. Global authority to provide international facilities-based ITC-97-373 Aug. 20, 1997 services between the United States and all unaffiliated international points. Application to provide U.S.-originated Standard-B and -M ITC-97-594 Granted in part on services. Sept. 30, 1999, subject to conditions Application to provide U.S.-originated Inmarsat Standard-B ITC-98- 103 Sept. 30, 1999 and -M services via foreign land earth stations. Application for modification of regulatory status from ITC-97-450 July 7, 1999 dominant to non-dominant between the United States and Canada and to provide resale services between the United States and Canada. Application to provide U.S.-originated Standard-B and -M ITC-214-19970924- Sept. 30, 1999 services. 00580 Application to provide U.S.-originated Inmarsat Standard-B ITC-214-19981030- Sept. 30, 1999 and -M services via foreign land earth stations. 00053 Application to provide resale services between the United ITC-214-19970804- July 1, 1999 States and Canada. 00455

EXHIBIT A SERVICE AUTHORIZATIONS OF LICENSEES 1DB MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS, INC. FCC FILE NOJ DATE OF SERVICE CALL SIGN GRANT Application for 214 authority and STA to provide domestic ITC-214- Pending aeronautical mobile satellite services via the Inmarsat 19981214-00859 System

EXHIBIT A SERVICE AUTHORIZATIONS OF LICENSEES MARINE SATELLITE SERVICES, INC. FCC FILE NO.! DATE OF SERVICE CALL SIGN GRANT Global facilities-based and resale Section 214 ITC-214- Oct. 14, 1998 authorization. 19980828-00591

EXHIBIT A SERVICE AUTHORIZATIONS OF LICENSEES FCC FILE NOJ DATE OF SERVICE CALL SIGN GRANT Authority to provide global facilities-based and resale ITC-98-076 March 13, 1998 services. Authority to provide facilities-based and resale mobile-to- ITC-98-253 July 2, 1998 fixed and fixed-to-mobile Inmarsat-A, -B, -C, and -M services in all ocean regions.

Exhibit B-i Current Structure BCE 80% Bell Canada 41.6% Aliant 100% NewTel (Newfoundland) 84% Stratos Global 100% Stratos (USA)

Exhibit B-2 Proposed Structure Approximately 11% 41.6% Bell Canada 100% NewTel (Newfoundland) Stratos Global 100% Stratos (USA)

EXHIBIT C - FOREIGN CARRIER AFFILIATES Company Description of Service __________ BCE Nexxia Inc. Provides high speed data services. Canada Bell Advanced Communications 1998 Inc. Reseller of telecommunications services. Canada Bell Canada (*) Provides local, long distance, and international voice and data Canada _____________________________________ services in Ontario and Québec, Canada (See Note 1 below). ___________ Bell Mobility Cellular Inc. Provides cellular and PCS services in Ontario and Québec, Canada Canada Bell Mobility Paging Inc. Provides paging services in Ontario and Québec, Canada Canada Bell Satellite Services Inc. Provides direct to home video and high speed data services. Canada Comunicacion Celular S.A. Comcel S.A. Provides cellular services in the eastern region of Colombia Colombia (Comcel) __________________________________________________________________ _____________ ConneCTIvity Managed Network Provides resold data services. Canada Services Inc. _______________________________________________________________ Darome Canada Inc. Provides teleconferencing services for voice and video. Canada Infosat Telecommunications Provides mobile satellite services. Canada Iridium Canada Communications Inc. Provides mobile satellite services. Canada Island Telecom Inc. Provides local, long distance and international services in Canada _____________________________________ Prince Edward Island, Canada (See Note 1 below.) ___________ Maritime Tel & Tel Limited Provides local, long distance and international services in Canada _______________________________________ Nova Scotia, Canada. (See Note 1 below.) ___________ MT&T Mobility Inc. Provides cellular, PCS, and international telecommunications Canada services in Nova Scotia, Canada. (See Note 1 below.) ___________ NBTe1 Inc. Provides local, long distance, international, wireless, and high speed Canada data services in New Brunswick, Canada. (See Note I below.) ____________ NewTel i\ b1ii: Li1iiited Provides wireless services in Newfoundkiid and Labrador, Canada.

NewTel Communications Inc. Provides local, long distance, and international services in Canada ____________________________________ Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. (See Note 1 below.) __________ NorTel Mobility Inc. Provides cellular services in Northeastern Ontario, Canada. Canada Northern Telephone Limited Provides local telephone service in Northeastern Ontario, Canada Canada Northwestel Inc. Provides local and long distance services in the Yukon and Canada ___________________________________ Northwest Territories and British Colombia, Canada __________ Northwestel Mobility Inc. Provides the wireless services in the Yukon and Northwest Canada _____________________________________ Territories and British Colombia, Canada. ___________ Occidente y Caribe Celular S.A. (Occel) Provides cellular services in the western region of Colombia Colombia SkyTel Communications Corporation Provides airline passenger communication services Canada Stratos Wireless, Inc. Provides mobile and fixed satellite services. Canada Tata Communications Limited (Tata) Provides cellular services in the state of Andhra Pradesh, India India Télébec Itée Provides local and long distance services in Québec, Canada. Canada Télébec Mobilité Inc. Provides cellular and other wireless services in Québec, Canada. Canada Telefonia Inalambrica del Norte S.A. de C.V. Holds a concession (1996 telephony license) to offer local and long Mexico distance services in Mexico Telesat Canada Provides space segment satellite service in Canada. Canada Telesat Serviços de Telecommunicaçao S.A. Provides heavy route space segment services in Brazil. Brazil TMI Communications and Company, L.P. Provides mobile satellite services, Canada Note 1: Some long distance services are provided on a nationwide basis in Canada in conjunction with other members of Stentor Canadian Network Management (Stentor), a working association of nine Canadian telephone companies and Telesat Canada (Telesat). The Stentor members are: BCT, TELUS Communications, Inc., Bell Canada, Island Telecom Inc., Maritime Tel & Tel Limited, MTS Communications Inc., NBTeI Inc., NewTel Communications Inc., and Saskatchewan Telecommunications. Northwestel, Quèbec-Telèphone and Telesat are associate members of Stentor. Telesat is the owner/operator of the Canadian Domestic Satellite System. C-2


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