Attachment 20161227095615-733.p

20161227095615-733.p

SUPPLEMENT

Supplement

2000-03-28

This document pretains to ITC-T/C-20000328-00186 for Transfer of Control on a International Telecommunications filing.

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B fore he FEDERAL COMMU] ICA "TON s CO UMI sSIO [ Washing on, 1 .C. 2 1554 rCo/MEL .OR M iR 2: .200 In th2 1 {a ter oi N in—Stre amline d iTC—T >—200 0328— 0186 T ‘LEBE MUDL INTEF NATC IAL LIl ITED Acquis :ic 1 of Clobel let C© mmu 1ications Group it ited hy ~6( nevw irks iic. Applic: tic 1 for I‘r; ns er of ZSontiol of Interna io al Setiin 14 A ithor ty APP .ICA NIONTO*‘ RAX SFEI CO] [TR( L OJ INT] RNA TIONAL S iCT] JN2 4 Al THC RIT 2u suan tc Section 214 cfthe Comm inicat ons 4 :t of 934, is am ndec by th Telecoi ur inica iois . ic o1 1996 (the "Act"), and & sctior 63.1 of tl 2 Cor miss »n‘s F ales, «17 CER. }63.18, 36 )n tworl s inc. ("360netwe ks")‘ and C lobel ‘et C« mmu icatic as Gt »up Limitec (" slobeNt" inc tc gethe : "Applicant "), he ‘eby : sek a thori y to t ansfe cont ol of ‘he internat or al Secticn‘ 1¢ au :hority" held by T leBei nuda [nter ation 1 Lin ted, ; subsi liary of GlobeN® at, to 360n :tv or«ss a connection witk the p opos: d acq 1isitic 1 of ( lobel ‘et by 360net 0o: <¢s." As ie crbe below, the prop« sed ti insac ion b twee 360; stwo &s an . GlobeN »t vill serv : tl e jput ic interest by enh ncing the ability : fthe wo c mpa:. ies to offer 36O0networks was formerly known as Worldwide Fiber Inc. See Overseas Common Carrier Section 214 Applications Actions Taken, Rep. No. I—8311, File No. ITC—98—321, Public Notice, 13 FCC Red 11222 (1998); see also International Authorizations Granted, Rep. No. TEL—00174, File No. ITC—T/C—19991201—00749, Public Notice, DA 99—3033 (rel. Dec. 30, 1999) (reflecting the corporate reogranization of TeleBermuda International Limited under GlobeNet). Simultaneously herewith, 360networks and GlobeNet are filing an application to transfer control of submarine cable landing licenses held by subsidiaries of GlobeNet in connection with the proposed transaction.

state—of—the—art fiber optic capacity to telecormmunications carriers and other end—users in the international marketplace. 1. Description of the Transaction On March 11, 2000, 360networks and GlobeNet entered into an Agreement and Plan of Arrangement whereby 36O0networks would acquire GlobeNet through the exchange of shares of 36O0networks for shares of (GlobeNet, pending shareholder, governmental, and regulatory approvals. After the transaction is completed, GlobeNet will become a wholly—owned, direct subsidiary of 36O0networks. Through the acquisition of GlobeNet, 36O0networks will acquire control of GlobeNet‘s subsidiaries, including TeleBermuda International Limited, which currently holds an international section 214 authorization. GlobeNet will retain the same corporate relationships with its subsidiaries, which will become indirect, wholly—owned subsidiaries of 36Onetworks. Commission approval ofthis transaction is requested in the instant Application. IJ. Description of the Parties A. 360networks inc. 36O0networks, a Canadian corporation with its headquarters in Vancouver, British Columbia, is an indirect subsidiary of Ledcor Inc., a privately—held Canadian corporation with interests in the construction and communications industries. Through its subsidiaries, 360networks offers fiber—optic capacity to communications carriers, Internet service providers, and other large end—users. The company is in the process of completing a technologically advanced, 56,100—mile telecommunications network, which will include fiber optic terrestrial networks in North America and Europe and an undersea cable linking North America and Europe.

In addition, 36 )netw orks I as rec ently innou 1ced : 1 a filing with the U.S. Secur ties ai id E> ch inge Commissior that t plan ; to is jue it: share s in a: . initisl public offering i i the : econc qu art »r of 2 000. 6. Globe!{let Commu nicatons Croup Limi ed (ilo »eNet, a Burmud i com »any ‘ vith h :adqu irters in Bei muda and o ffices in Ne v Yoik, Tcro: to. at d Montrea , is ar indej ender t dev Joper of fib sr—opt ic cable faci ities. Thro igh it suisi iaties GlobeNet operites th : BUS —1 un jlerse: cable syste n between the U:1 ited States ind Be :m id, ., a 1d is currei tly cc nstru: ting t ie Atl antica 1 cat le net vork, which will | onne: t the Urt ite 1 Stat :s, Venezu +«la, B azil, i nd Bermud i. Th ough its sulsidiaries, G obeX t also own ; an int re st in t ie TAT—14 cable netw: rk, es tendi:g bet veen he Ur ited States, Denn ark, CGierma 1y, the N tkerliinds, Francs, and the U nited <Tingc om. IN. Pulklic Interes ; Conjider; tions F‘roiapt approv il of t us ap »licati n wil| serv| the ; ublic nterest by enablit g the Af pliarts :o combine their : ietwo ‘ks an 1 opeation: , ther ‘by er abling them to co npete in the int n itional marketple ce in i mor econ amic; lly eff cient ind competitive mannei. The aci ui iti on of GlobeNet by 3 5Onet vorks will r »sult in sign ficant cost savings and jusiness sy1 ergies, thus strengthening the competitive position of both companies. For ex: mple, the combination of the North America—Europe cable system of 360networks with the GlobeNet systems between the United States, Bermuda, and South America will enable the Applicants to expand the scope of their marketing efforts while reducing overhead and duplicative facilities." * See In re Global Crossing Ltd. and Frontier Corporation, CC Dkt. No. 99—264, Memorandum Opinion and Order, 14 ECC Red. 15911, at 26 (1999) (noting that the merger between Global Crossing and Frontier will produce "tangible public interest benefits" because "the proposed merger will provide the Applicants with an opportunity to

These economies will be brought fort! : in a global marketplace that is ma ked t subsiar fial exis ing com )e ng cable systems, including Atlantic Cros ing (AC—1 Coli nbus I, Gemin PTAT—1, TAT— 10 TAT—11, and TA‘ "—12/13, anc planned cce mpeting ca le sy:. tems, such as Colh mbus II , FLAG A: antic—1, Level 3, MAC—|, MAYA—1, OX ‘GEN (US. ), PA C—1, ‘AC, and So ithern C coss.° I a dition, Tyco Inter iational Ltd. has recent y announce I plar : to b ild and op rate the world‘s ‘la gest and most adv anced ‘ undersea cable ; etwork." 1 ie ad ditio of the Glc »eNet a sets, pe so inel, and relations! ips v ill enable 36O0netv orks to cor pete qore effectiy sly with these fo m 1able competitors. The economies of sca > and scopt that : :ill be the result c "the cof ibinatio ic ‘360networks and Glot »Net will permit c istomers tc secut : a br »ader range c : value—; dded se vi es for consumers ; s we | as reducing tran action cost for e id us rs of unders: a cable :apacity Zor all c fthe ab: ve reasons, prompt appror al of this Applicai on would j ainly serve ‘he public i iterest. IV. [nform; tion Re ju red bySection 63.18 in accot lance w th Section 63.18(e)(3) of t ie Commission‘s 1 ules, the A iplica its su mit the foll wing in ‘ormation in support of this Applice :ion: provide more services than either entity could provide itself" which "may result in improved competition in the market for domestic and foreign telecommunications services"). * See International Bureau Report, 1998 Section 43.82 Circuit Status Data, at Table 7 (December 1998). 6 See Laura Johannes, "Tyco to Build Vast Undersea Cable Network," Wall St. J. (Jan. 17, 2000).

(a) The name, address and telephone number of 36Onetworks is: 36O0networks inc. 1066 West Hastings Street Suite 1510 Vancouver, British Columbia V6E 3X1 Canada Tel: (608) 6811994 The neme, address and telephone number of GlotbeNet is: GlobeNet Communications Group Limited Swan Building 26 Victoria Street Hamilton HM 12 Bermuda Tel: (441) 296—4101 (b) 360networks is a Canadian corporation organized under the laws of he province of Alberta. GlobeNet is a corporation organized under the |aws cf E ermuda. (c) Correspondence regarding this Application should bi: addreissed to: Kenneth Douglas General Counsel — Offshore Operations 36O0networks inc. 1066 West Hastings Street Suite 1510 Vancouver, British Columbia V6E 3X1 Canada Tel: (604) $95—9900 Fax: (604) 681—6822 with a copy to: Stephen R. Bell Jennifer D. McCarthy Sophie J. Keefer Willkie Farr & Gallagher Three Lafayette Centre 1155 21st Street, NW Washington, DC 20036—3384 Tel: (202) 429—4741 Fax: (202) 887—8979 and

Lin Gentemann Executive Vice President, General Counsel & Secretary GlobeNet Communications Group Limited Swan Building 26 Victoria Street Hamilton HM 12 Bermuda Tel: (441) 296—4101 Fax: (441) 296—3970 with a copy to: Robert A. Mazer R. Edward Price Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. 1455 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20004—1008 Tel: (202) 639—6500 Fax: (202) 639—6604 (d) 36O0networks has not previously received authority under Section 214 to provide international services. However, Worldwide Telecom (USA) Inc., an indirect, wholly—owned subsidiary of 36Onetworks, is authorized to land and operate a private submarine fiber—optic cable extending betweenthe United States, Canada, Ireland, and the U.K., called the Hibernia cable."‘ In addition, Ledcor Industries Inc., an affiliate of 360networks, has received a cable landing license, jointly with fONOROLA Fiber Development Inc., Fiberco Telecommunications Corporation, and Metronet FiberUS, Inc., for the AmeriCan—1 cable, a private cable which extends between Seattle, Washington, and Vancouver, British Columbia.* See In re Application for a License to Land and Operate in the United States a Private Fiber Optic Submarine Cable System Extending Between the United States, Canda, Ireland, and the United Kingdom, File No. SCL—LIC—19990804—00012, Cable Landing License, DA 00—76 (Int‘l. Bur. rel. Jan. 14, 2000). See fONOROLA Fiber Development Inc. and Ledcor Industries Inc., File No. SCL 98— 001, Cable Landing License, 13 FCC Red. 15663 (Int‘l. Bur. 1998); see also fONOROLA Fiber Development Inc. and Ledcor Industries Inc., File No. SCL—MOD—19990901— 00016, Third Modification of Cable Landing License, DA 00—315 (Int‘l. Bur. rel. Feb. 18, 2000); fONOROLA Fiber Development Inc. and Ledcor Industries Inc., File No. SCL— AM—19981112—00026, Second Modification of Cable Landing License, 14 FCC Red. 4507 (Int‘l. Bu. 1999); fONOROLA Fiber Development Inc. and Ledcor Industries Inc., File No. SCL—AMD—19980831—00015, Modification of Cable Landing License 14 FCC Red. 1961 (Int‘l. Bur. 1998).

Through its wholly—owned, direct subsidiary TeleBermuda International Limited, GlobeNet holds a global facilities—based and resale Section 214 authorization." TeleBer muda Inernational : imited also holds an interest in the TAT—14 cable." In addit: on, thro igh its indi1 ect, wholly—owned subsidiary Atlantica USA LLC, GlobsN :t holds the U.S. calile lar ding license for the Atlartica—1 cable network." GlobesN st‘s indit ect, vsholly owned subsi diary ‘Tel :B »rn uda I iternstional, L.L_C., holds th: U.S. cible l:nding licen:e for the BUS—1 cz ble network .Approval of the tran:ifer of control of GlobeNet‘s subsidiaries‘ submarin: cabl: Isnding licenses is being soughit i1 a separate application filed simulta iecusly v/iith: tke instant Appl:caion. (s) This Apolication seek ; authority t transier sontrol of CloteNet to 360networks. (1) Not spplicable. (g) Not applicable. (h) 360nztv orks (formerly ki10owvn as Worldv/id : Fiber I1nc.) is majorityowned by Worldw ide Fibe1 Holcing;s L td., a company organ ze i urider tie aw‘s of Alberta, Canada. Other than V/orldvide F ber Hcldiig: L1d., no otier entity owns more than 10¢%% of S60networks. IDn# handred perceait of the sommm on shares of Worldw de Fibe: Holuings L td. ars held by ec co: Inc., a privately—held Canadian compan incorporated pursian: t the laws of Alterta. One hundred percent of the prefierred shares of Worldwide Fiber Ho‘idir gs Ltd. are 1el 1 by Ledcor Industries Limited, an Albera conipany and avihclly —.ov med sub:iidiary of Ledcor Inc. The only two sharet olcers oi Ledcor Inc. hoding i rterests j;re ater than 10% are David and Clifford Lede both Canadian cit zeiis, who join‘ly ow n more than i Dlva. Ratld RES UceL A_u_tlonlzatlons (n'anted, Rep. No. 'IEI—0‘)174, File N(: ITC —T/ C-19c 9120 1—00749, Pubiic Notice, DA 99—3033 (rel. Dec. 30, 1999) (re lecting t ie corporat«: reogranization of TeleBermuda International Limited under GlobeNet). 10 See In re AT&TCorp., et al., File No. SCL—LIC—19990303—00004, Cable Landing License, DA 99—2042 (Int‘l. Bur. rel. Sept. 30, 1999). 11 See Atlantica USA LLC, File No. SCL—LIC—19990602—00010,Cable Landing License, DA 99—2778 (Int‘l. Bur., rel. Dec. 10, 1999). 12 See TeleBermuda International, L.L.C., File No. SCL—95—009, Cable Landing License, 11 FCC Red 21141 (Int‘l Bur. 1996); see also TeleBermuda International, L.L.C., File No. SCL—T/C—19990210—00003, Memorandum Opinion and Order, 14 FCC Red 18951 (Int‘l Bur. 1999) (granting application to transfer control of TeleBermuda International, L.L.C., to TeleBermuda International Limited).

50% of Ledcor Inc. An Exhibit containing the names, addresses, citizenship, and principal businesses of the 10% or greater direct and indirect shareholders of 36O0networks is attached hereto as Exhibit 1. 36O0networks certifies that it has the following interlocking directorates with foreign carriers: David Lede, Chairmanofthe Board of 36O0networks, also serves as a director of Worldwide Telecom (Canada) Inc., WTI Telecom (Ireland) Limited, and WTI Telecom (U.K.) Limited. William Ramsey, a director of 360networks, is also a director of Worldwide Telecom (Canada) Inc. and WTI Telecom (Ireland) Limited. (Glenn Creamer, a director of 360networks, is also a director of Carrierl International S.A., a facilities—based, Pan—European carrier that is authorized, or will be authorized, to provide communications services throughout the European Union. Glenn Creameris also a director of Celpage, Inc., a provider of paging, cellular, and Internet services in Puerto Rico, with operations in Costa Rica and Argentina. (i) 360networks certifies that it is affiliated with the following foreign carriers: Carrier Country Worldwide Fiber F.0.T.S. Ltd. Canada Ledcor Industries Limited Canada Worldwide Telecom (Canada) Inc. Canada WTI Telecom (Ireland) Limited Ireland WTI Telecom (U.K.) Limited United Kingom 0) 36O0networks certifies that it seeks to provide international telecommunications to the same destination countries andthe same foreign carriers as listed in (1) above. (k) Because Canada, Ireland, and the United Kingdom are members of the World Trade Organization, it is presumed that 36O0networks‘ affiliations with carriers in these countries do not pose any concerns that would justify conditioning or denial of this application." Moreover, as shown below, 36Onetworks‘ foreign carrier affiliates do not possess market power in their respective markets or the ability to discriminate against unaffiliated U.S. carriers on the foreign end of their routes through the control of bottleneck facilities or services. In Canada, 36O0networks is affiliated with three non—dominant Canadian carriers. Worldwide Fiber F.O0.T.S. Ltd., a member of the Ledcor group of companies, and + In re Rules and Policies on Foreign Participation in the U.S. Telecommunications Market; Market Entry and Regulation of Foreign—Affiliated Entities, IB Dkt. Nos. 97—142 & 95—22, Memorandum Opinion and Order, 12 FCC Red. 23891, at €| 50 (1997).

Ledcor Industries Limited, an indirect owner of 36O0networks, are registered as non—dominant Canadian carriers with the Canadian Radio—Television and T :e omm inications Commission ("CRTC"). Worldwide Fiber F.O.T.S. Ltd. is a st irt up cc mpany engaged in the construction of a fiber optic cable system in C in: da an 1 does not possess market power."* Similarly, Ledcor Industries L mi ed is i new entrant to the: telec »mmunic ati n: se :tor in ( an id; enga ;ed it tk c onstn ction of a fib »r opt c cab 2 syst:m anidoe not pos seis 1t iarket pow ‘r. " ‘ Vorldwide Telec on (C an ida), :nc , holés a 1 Intern:; tic na Services L ceise fre m the CRTC an 1 a St bn arine Cale Livense from nc asi ty Ca: ada. C irr :ntly, Worldwide T sle:sor1 (Zai ada) nc is pr:—ojeration i. O: ce 0) er itiona , it will operite ‘he C; na lian port on of th Hibern a cab > syst m. A secrd‘ng y, neither 36(ine :wrk s n or its Corig i cirr ar affliliaces ha e he ability tc ac: artu ompetitively ig: in:t u ral iliated U.S. carriurs throu zh the ccnt: >l of bi ttl meick services or fe cilitie : in C; nada. Ir Ei rope, WTI Telecori (re an )1 imite 1 h ol¢s a G neral T. lec on m nic ations L :ei se in [reland. WT] Telecon: (U.K.) in ite 4 t ols an Int rn itic na F; cilities L :ei se in ‘he U.K. Both are ita t—/ p conipa ues cea ed to 0j er te the Ei ropean p«rtins 0: the Hibernia calile sys teri. Conse qunty, reither j os ies i m arl et pcwir or t ie ability to d sc im inae ; gains: ui af ilistee U.S. cirrirs on the fore.gn er d cftiie sable."" (1) Tie oreig i carrier affili ite. 0:‘ 3¢ On stworks jus lif ‘fcir a pres m ti n of 1 on— d: m‘ 1a1.ce under Sectio 1 63.10(; )(@ ) becaus: e ick fo ‘eign aff lia elick s 5 3% m irk 2t shs :e in the inter 1at ior al : rai sport an| the l oc: 1 access m; rk t cn t ie fc ‘ei m mc of the route. T rerefcre, 36Onetwv or:s :s n t requi ed to fle qi arterly tr ffi; repc rts required ty Sec ion1 4. .61(c). (m) Te oreig i carrier affili tei. 0: 3¢ On stworks juilif for a pres m ticn of 1 on— de mi r1ance under Sectio 1 63.10(; )(@ ) becaus: ecick fo ‘eign aff lia e l ick s 5 3% m irk 2t she e in the inter 1at or al trai sport an| tl e l ac: 1 access mi rk t cn t ie fc ‘ei in end of the route. Taeiefore, 360netv orks s e ititled t« nun— lon1in int cl ssification pursuant to Section 63.10 for tt 2 countries listed in re: 10. ise to paragraph (i). 14 See In Re SSI Atlantic CrossingLLC and GT Landing Corp., File No. SCL—ASG— 19981207—00028, Order and Authorization, DA 99—1274, at «3 (rel. June 30, 1999)("Because all of GT Landings‘ affiliates in the destination countries of the AC—1 Cable are start—up companies with no market power, we find that these affiliations do not affect grant of the instant application."). 15 Id. 16 Id.

(n) 360networks certifies that it has not agreed to accept special concessions directly or indirectly from any foreign carrier with respect to any U.S. international route where the foreign carrier possesses market power on the foreign end of the route and will not enter into such agreements in the future. (0) 36O0networks certifies that no party to this Application is subject to a denial of Federal benefits pursuant to Section 5301 of the Anti—Drug Abuse Act of 1988. See 21 U.S.C. § 853a. (p) This Application is entitled to streamlined processing under Section 63.12(c)(1)( .) because 36O0networks‘ foreign carrier affiliates qualify for a presumption of non— dominance under Section 63.10(a)(3). As discussed above in paragraph (k), 36O0networks‘ foreign carrier affiliates lack 50% market share in the international transport and local access markets in their home countries. 10

CONCLUSION For the foregoing reasons, the Applicants request that the Commission authorize the transfer of control of the international Section 214 authorization held by TeleBermuda International Limited from GlobeNet to 360networks in connection with the acquisition of GlobeNet by 36O0networks. Respectfully submitted, tS — GlobeNet Communications Group Limited ... Kenneth Do General Counsel — Offshore Operations 36O0networks inc. Lin Gentemann Executive Vice President, Gr— »ral Counsel GlobeNet Communications ( jup Limited 1066 West Hastings Street Swan Building Suite 1510 26 Victoria Street Vancouver, British Columbia V6E 3X1 Hamilton HM 12 Canada Bermuda Stephen R. Bell Robert A. Mazer Jennifer D. McCarthy R. Edward Price Sophie J. Keefer Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. Willkie Farr & Gallagher 1455 Pennsylvania Avenue, .W. Three Lafayette Centre Washington, DC 20004—10! 1155 21st Street, N.W. Washington, DC 20036—3384 Counsel for 36O0networks inc. Counsel for GlobeNet Communications Group Limited Dated: March 27, 2000 11

CONCLUSION For the foregoing reasons, the Applicants request that the Commission authorize the transfer of control of the international Section 214 authorization held by TeleBermuda International Limited from GlobeNet to 360networks in connection with the acquisition of GlobeNet by 360networks. Respectfully submitted, 360networks inc. GlobeNet Communications Group Limited By: By: L—QE—\ Kenneth Douglas L%Gememann General Counsel — Offshore Operations Executive Vice President, General Counsel 360networks inc. GlobeNet Communications Group Limited 1066 West Hastings Street Swan Building Suite 1510 26 Victoria Street Vancouver, British Columbia V6E 3X1 Hamilton HM 12 Canada Bermuda Stephen R. Bell Robert A. Mazer Jennifer D. McCarthy R. Edward Price Sophie J. Keefer Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. Willkie Farr & Gallagher 1455 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. Three Lafayette Centre Washington, DC 20004—1008 1155 21st Street, N.W. Washington, DC 20036—3384 Counsel for 360networks inc. Counsel for GlobeNet Communications Group Limited Dated: March 27, 2000 11

360networks inc. and GlobeNet Communications Group Limited Application to Transfer Control of International Section 214 Authorization EXHIBIT 1 10% or Greater Direct and Indirect Shareholders of 360networks inc. Name/Citizenship Address Business Interest Worldwide Fiber 1066 West Hastings Holds investments in Holds 88% of the Holdings Street, Suite 1510, construction and fiber beneficial ownership Ltd./Canadian Vancouver, BC V6E asset subsidiaries. of36Onetworks Inc. Corporation (Alberta) 3X1 Canada Ledcor Industries 1066 West Hastings Construction and Owns 100% of the Limited/Canadian Street, Suite 1510, related business and preferred stock of Corporation (Alberta) Vancouver, BC V6E investments; Worldwide Fiber 3X1 Canada telecommunications. Holdings Ltd. Ledcor Inc./Canadian 1066 West Hastings Holding company. Owns 100% of the Corporation (Alberta) Street, Suite 1510, common stock of Vancouver, BC V6E Worldwide Fiber 3X1 Canada Holdings Ltd. David W. Lede/ 1360 Cromwell Road, Director, Chairman Holds greater than Canadian Citizen West Vancouver, BC and Chief Executive 10% interest in V7S 2P2 Canada Officer of Ledcor Inc. Ledcor Inc. Clifford W. Lede/ 9618 42nd Avenue, Director, President Holds greater than Canadian Citizen Suite 300, Edmonton, and Chief Operating 10% interest in Alberta T6E 5Y4 Officer of Ledcor Inc. Ledcor Inc. Canada

Ta tia Willi im s Hon. Clarence L. Irvin;g Senicr Foliy Advisor Assis ant Secretary for Comt iunications and Offic: of Ir ternatiornal Aflairts T:ifo :mation Depa tmen : ol Commerce (NTIA) Depa tment of Commerce (NTLA) Rc on : 4898 Rcon 4898 14 th %£ Consti—ut.on Ave., N.W. 14th .£ Constituton Ave., N. W. W ast ingtoii, DC 20230 Washington, DC 20230 Hon. Chris in Todd Whitmi n Office: of General Counsel Offic: of th: Covernor Nztio nal Security Agency PO O)1 9800 Savage F.oad Trenton, N J. 08652 Fort Meade, MD 20755—600() Joan Donoghue, Esq. Robir R. Layton Assistant Legal Adviser for Economic, B isiness and Depai tment of Commerce (NTIA) Communications Affairs Room 4324 Office of the Legal Adviser 14th Street & Constitution Ave., N.W. Department of State Washington, D.C. 20230 2201 C Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20520—6310 Richard Beaird Stever Lictt, Esq. Acting D sputy Asiistant Secretary 3urea i of Internaiional Co mnmut ications and Bureau 0:‘ Irternatioral Comnmuuricatio is and Infor nation Poliy Informatio: Policy Jepar ment of Stzte Department of State .¢oom 4836 Room 48. :6 2201 C Street, N‘V. 2201 C S rect, NJV. Washi igton, D.C. 20520—1428 Washingion, D.C. 20520—1428 Carl Way ne Smitt , Esq. Gary Couey Code AR Defense Information Systems Agency Office of International Communi :ations and 701 South Courthouse Road Infor nation Policy Arlington, VA 22204 Depar ment of State Room 1826 2201 C Street, NW. Washington, D.C. 20520 Shirl Kinney Suzanne Settle, Esq. Deputy Assistant Secretary for Communications and Senior Policy Advisor Information Department of Commerce (NTIA) Department of Commerce (NTIA) Room 4701 Room 4898 14th Street & Constitution, N.W. 14th Street & Constitution, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20230 Washington, D.C. 20230 Jack Gleason Dr. Linton Wells Acting Administrator Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for C3 Office of International Affairs Room 3E194 Department of Commerce (NTIA) 6000 Defense Pentagon Room 4701 Washington, D.C. 20301—6000 14th Street & Constitution Ave., N.W. Washington, D.C. 20230 0109370.01

Cathleen Wasilewski, Esq. Attorney Advisor, Office of Chief Counsel Department of Commerce (NTIA) Room 4713 14th Street & Constitution Ave., N.W. Washington, D.C. 20230 Dated March 28, 2000 Sopnu T Lajy Sophie J. Keefer «3. 0109370.01


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