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This document pretains to SES-T/C-20111101-01287 for Transfer of Control on a Satellite Earth Station filing.

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KELLEY DRYE & WARREN uur A LIMITED LIABILITY PARTNERSHIP wWASHINGTON HARBOUR, SUITE 400 NEW Y ORK, NY F A C S IM I L E cHicaco. it 3050 K STREET, NW (202) sa2—84 51 STaAMFORD, CT WASHINGTON’ D.c' 20007_5108 www .kelleydrye.com P ARSIPPANY, NJ (202) 342—8400 BRUSSELS, BELGIUM DIRECT LINE: (202) $42—8573 AFFILIATE OFFICES MUMBAI. IND1A EMAIL: jgriffin@kelleydrye.com November 1, 2011 V1IA IBFS Marlene Dortch Secretary Federal Communications Commission 445—12th Street SW Washington, D.C. 20554 Re: NTELOS Media Inc. —— Notice ofpro forma transfer of control E060217 File No. SES—REG—20060609—00961 Dear Ms. Dortch: NTELOS Media Inc. ("NTELOS Media") (FRN: 0014818298) holds the receive— only earth station registration with call sign E060217, granted in File No. SES—REG—20060609— 00961. By its attorney, NTELOS Media hereby advises the Commission of a pro forma transfer of control of NTELOS Media. This pro forma transfer of control is the result of the separation of the wireline and wireless businesses of NTELOS Inc. ("NTELOS") into two publicly—traded wireless and wireline businesses (the "Separation") on October 31, 2011 (the "Separation Date"). Information concerning the Separation is provided in Exhibit A. Please contact the undersigned counsel if you have any questions regarding this matter. Sincerely, Joan M. Griffin Its Attorney DCOL/GRIFJI/449620.5

EXHIBITS Exhibit A NTELOS Inc. Separation of Wireline and Wireless Businesses DCOL/GRIFJ/449620.5

Exhibit A NTELOS Inc. Separation of Wireline and Wireless Businesses This document provides information on the separation of the wireline and wireless businesses of NTELOS Inc. ("NTELOS") into two publicly—traded wireless and wireline businesses (the "Separation") on October 31, 2011 (the "Separation Date"). Information about NTELOS and its businesses as well as its FCC authorizations, registrations, and licenses is provided below. A description of the Separation, a statement of the public interest benefits of the Separation, and contact information for the wireline and wireless businesses are also provided. NTELOS NTELOS is a Virginia corporation headquartered at 401 Spring Lane, Waynesboro, Virginia 22980. Before the Separation, NTELOS was a provider of wireless and wireline communications and information services to consumers and businesses primarily in Virginia, West Virginia, western Maryland, and central and western Pennsylvania. The company‘s service offerings included wireless personal communications services ("PCS"), local and long distance telephone services, high capacity network services (including Metro Ethernet) and broadband Internet access (such as DSL and dedicated access). NTELOS is wholly—owned subsidiary of NTELOS Holdings Corp. ("NTELOS Holdings"), a Delaware corporation that is publicly traded (NASDAQ: NTLS) and is also based at 401 Spring Lane, Waynesboro, Virginia 22980. A chart showing the corporate structure of NTELOS prior to the Separation is attached in Exhibit A, Annex 1. Wireline services. NTELOS® wireline business consisted of two traditional ILECs and a competitive business unit that offer retail and wholesale services, plus a media business that provides video services (collectively, the "Wireline Companies"). The ILECs subsidiaries (the "Wireline ILECs®") have a long history of providing exceptional telephone service in rural Virginia. As of December 31, 2010, the Wireline ILECs operated approximately 35,400 rural ILEC lines. The Wireline ILECs are as follows: * NTELOS Telephone Inc. ("NTELOS Telephone") provides local and long distance telephone services and paging services as a rural ILEC in the Cities of Waynesboro and Covington, and portions of Augusta and Alleghany Counties in Virginia. Prior to the Separation, NTELOS Telephone was a direct, wholly— owned subsidiary of NTELOS Communications Inc. ("NTELOS Communications"), which in turn was a wholly—owned subsidiary of NTELOS. NTELOS Telephone was founded in 1897 as the Clifton Forge—Waynesboro Telephone Company. * Roanoke and Botetourt Telephone Company ("RBTC") provides local and long distance services as a rural ILEC in Botetourt County, Virginia, including in the Towns of Troutville, Daleville, and Fincastle, Virginia. Prior to the Separation, RBTC was a direct, wholly—owned subsidiary of R&B Communications, Inc. DCOL/GRIFJ/449496.5

("R&B Communications"), which was in turn a wholly—owned subsidiary of NTELOS. RBTC was founded in 1900. With the launch of CLEC services in 1998, NTELO®S® wireline business evolved into the regional provision of transport, internet protocol—based ("IP") services, and video, voice and data services. As of December 31, 2010, NTELOS had approximately 134,000 CLEC access lines in more than 30 markets. Virtually all of these lines serve business and carrier customers. Eight companies are certificated and provide services as CLECs in Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Maryland, as follows (the "Wireline CLECs"): * NTELOS Network Inc. ("NTELOS Network"), a direct, wholly—owned subsidiary of NTELOS prior to the Separation, is a CLEC providing local and long distance services in Virginia. * NA Communications Inc. ("NA Communications") is a CLEC providing local and long distance services in Virginia. Prior to the Separation, NA Communications was a direct, wholly—owned subsidiary of NTELOS Netaccess Inc., which in turn was a direct, wholly—owned subsidiary of NTELOS. * NTELOS of West Virginia ("NTELOS West Virginia®) is a CLEC providing local, long distance, Internet access and other services in West Virginia. Prior to the Separation, NTELOS West Virginia was a direct, wholly—owned subsidiary of NTELOS Communications. * R&B Network, Inc. ("R&B Network") is a CLEC providing local and long distance services in Virginia. Prior to the Separation, R&B Network was a direct, wholly—owned subsidiary of R&B Communications. 6 FiberNet, L.L.C. ("FiberNet") is a CLEC providing local, long distance, Internet access and other services in West Virginia, Kentucky and Maryland. FiberNet is a direct, wholly—owned subsidiary of Mountaineer Telecommunications, LLC ("*Mountaineer"), which was in turn a direct, wholly—owned subsidiary of NTELOS FiberNet Inc. ("NTELOS FiberNet"), a direct, wholly—owned subsidiary of NTELOS, prior to the Separation. * FiberNet of Ohio, LLC ("FiberNet Ohio") is a CLEC providing local, long distance, Internet access and other services in Ohio. Prior to the Separation, FiberNet Ohio was a direct, wholly—owned subsidiary of Mountaineer. * FiberNet Telecommunications of Pennsylvania, LLC ("FiberNet Pennsylvania") is a CLEC providing local, long distance, Internet access and other services in Pennsylvania. Prior to the Separation, FiberNet Pennsylvania was a direct, wholly—owned subsidiary of Mountaineer. e FiberNet of Virginia, Inc. ("FiberNet Virginia") is a CLEC providing local, long distance, Internet access and other services in Virginia. Prior to the Separation, FiberNet Virginia was a direct, wholly—owned subsidiary of Mountaineer. DCQ1/GRIFJI/449496.5 2

The heart of the wireline business is an extensive 5,800 route—mile fiber optic network, which is used to backhaul communications traffic for retail services; serve as a carriers‘ carrier network; and provide transport services to third parties for long distance, Internet, wireless and private network services. This fiber optic network is used to provide leading—edge technology services, including Metro Ethernet and IP—based services, to customers. International services are provided purely through the resale of the international service offerings of underlying interexchange carriers. NTELOS Media Inc. ("NTELOS Media"), a wholly—owned subsidiary of R&B Communications, was also part of the NTELOS wireline business prior to the Separation. NTELOS Media provides video services to customers in Virginia. Charts showing the FCC licenses, authorizations and registrations held by the Wireline Companies before and after Separation are provided in Exhibit A, Annex 2A and Annex 2B. Wireless services. NTELOS® wireless operations consist of (i) an NTELOS—branded retail business, and (ii) a wholesale business. NTELOS wireless subsidiaries now serve over 432,000 retail wireless subscribers representing approximately 8 percent penetration of NTELOS® total covered POPs. The wholesale business primarily generates revenues under an exclusive contract with Sprint Spectrum L.P., pursuant to which NTELOS provides Sprint services in western Virginia and West Virginia. NTELOS and its wireless companies hold various wireless licenses, including AW, CD, CF, WS, CW, BR, and LD licenses, in Virginia, West Virginia, Ohio, Maryland, Kentucky, and Pennsylvania. Except as noted below, NTELOS® wireless business and associated licenses are not affected by the Separation. Ownership. A chart showing all current owners of NTELOS that hold a 10 percent or greater interest is attached as Exhibit A, Annex 3. Certain private equity funds managed by affiliates of Quadrangle Group LLC ("Quadrangle Group"), a private investment firm, collectively hold a 27.4 percent indirect voting and equity interest in NTELOS Holdings. All Quadrangle entities with ownership interests in NTELOS are organized under U.S. law. There are no individuals or entities other than Quadrangle that hold a 10 percent or greater interest in NTELOS. The Separation On December 7, 2010, NTELOS Holdings‘ board of directors approved a plan to accomplish the Separation. The Separation was implemented on the Separation Date. As a result of the Separation, the Wireline Companies have become subsidiaries of entities that are independent from NTELOS Holdings, and NTELOS Holdings has essentially become a wireless company. To effectuate the Separation, NTELOS Holdings formed two new wholly—owned subsidiaries, Lumos Networks Corp. ("Lumos Networks") and Lumos Networks Operating Company ("Lumos Networks Operating"). As a first step, certain of the Wireline CLECs (specifically NA Communications and R&B Network) were merged into NTELOS Network in order to simplify operations and the corporate structure. Also, R&B Communications was DCO/GRIFJ/449496.5 3

converted from a corporation into a limited liability company. Then through a series of steps, NTELOS transferred ownership of the Wireline Companies and Lumos Networks Operating to Lumos Networks. Following this transfer, Lumos Networks contributed the Wireline Companies to Lumos Networks Operating in preparation for the external spin—off. The external spin—off was structured as a tax—free distribution of Lumos Networks shares to the stockholders of NTELOS Holdings. All required federal and state regulatory approvals were obtained in advance of the Separation. Immediately following the Separation, the shareholders of NTELOS Holdings held the same percentage ownership interest in Lumos Networks as in NTELOS Holdings. Since the shareholders of NTELOS Holdings (the ultimate parent of the Wireline Companies pre— Separation) were also the shareholders of Lumos Networks (the ultimate parent of the Wireline Companies post—Separation) and held the same percentage ownership interest in each ultimate parent company immediately following the Separation, this transaction was a pro forma transfer of control. A chart showing the corporate structures of NTELOS Holding and Lumos Networks post—Separation is attached in Exhibit A, Annex 1. As is clear from Annex 1, the wireless operations of NTELOS are largely unaffected by the Separation.‘ After the Separation, the Wireline Companies remain certificated and subject to the oversight of the Commission, but have new corporate parents — Lumos Networks and Lumos Networks Operating. The names of the Wireline Companies, or the names under which they do business, are expected to change. Once new names are chosen, any required name change notifications will be submitted to the Commission. Following the Separation, NTELOS Holdings and Lumos Networks operate largely independently of one another. However, NTELOS and Lumos Networks Operating may provide certain support services to each other pursuant to a transition services agreement for a period not to exceed two years. These support services may include but are not limited to information technology systems (including billing systems) and expertise; data center services; human resources; tax services; internal audit services; accounting and financial management; legal and regulatory relations; and treasury functions. In addition, the wireless and wireline companies may purchase, or continue to purchase, telecommunications services from one another in the same manner that each provides such services in the marketplace to other customers. The Wireline Companies have the same technical capabilities after the Separation that they possessed before the Separation, and continue to be staffed and managed by capable and experienced personnel. All equipment, buildings, systems, software licenses and other assets owned by the Wireline Companies continue to be owned by these companies after the Separation. A small number of incidental assets which were used by either a wireline or wireless company but owned by another entity were transferred to companies within either the NTELOS The only exception is the Beeper Company, which holds a CD license and remain with NTELOS. There has been a pro forma transfer of control of the Beeper Company as a result of the Separation, since the Beeper Company is a wholly—owned subsidiary of R&B Communications, Inc. which as noted previously was converted into a limited liability company. DCOL/GRIFJ/449496.5 4

Holdings or Lumos Networks organizations before the external spin—off. There are no assets jointly—owned between the wireless and wireline businesses. The Separation has been transparent to customers. There has been no impact on the services provided or the rates charged by the Wireline Companies as a result of the Separation. Customers have not been specifically provided with notice of the Separation, since they have the same points of contact for sales, customer care and operation teams as they did prior to the Separation. News of the Separation has been made publicly available in the media, however, including through NTELOS Holdings‘ press releases and public filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Lumos Networks and its subsidiaries have incurred certain one—time costs associated with the Separation, including but not limited to branding and advertising costs, regulatory and filing fees, a new credit facility, and IT capital expenditures and related expenses. The costs associated with the credit facility have not and will not be charged by Lumos Networks or Lumos Networks Operating to the Wireline ILECs or the Wireline CLECs. Contact Information The current contact information for the designated representatives of NTELOS and Lumos Networks is as follows: Bobby McAvoy Mary McDermott, Esq. Senior Vice President —— Wireless Engineering Senior Vice President — Legal and Regulatory & Operations Affairs NTELOS Inc. Lumos Networks Corp. 7501 Boulders View Drive 401 Spring Lane Suite 600 Waynesboro, VA 22980 Richmond, VA 23225 (540) 946—3500 (804) 327—5465 medermottm@lumosnet.com mcavoyb@ntelos.com With copy to: With copy to: Brad E. Mutschelknaus Brad E. Mutschelknaus Joan M. Griffin Joan M. Griffin Kelley Drye & Warren LLP Kelley Drye & Warren LLP 3050 K Street NW, Suite 400 3050 K Street NW, Suite 400 Washington, D.C. 20007 Washington, D.C. 20007 (202) 342—8400 (202) 342—8400 bmutschelknaus@kelleydrye.com bmutschelknaus@kelleydrye.com jgriffin@kelleydrye.com jgriffin@kelleydrye.com DCOL/GRIFJ/449496.5

Public Interest Statement The Separation serves the public interest, as it strengthens the strategic position of both the NTELOS wireline and wireless businesses. The establishment of the Wireline Companies as an independent, stand—alone business focuses NTELOS and Lumos Networks Operating on building upon their respective capabilities. Clarifying the vision and purposes of NTELOS and Lumos Networks Operating in this manner better aligns the interests of each company with the interests of its customers. Standing alone, NTELOS and Lumos Networks Operating are each better positioned to expand its service offerings, take advantage of new growth opportunities, increase its control of capital investment decisions, and offer investors a "pure play" investment opportunity. Access to financial and capital markets for each company should be enhanced by the Separation because an investment in one business or the other may appeal to investors with different goals, interests, and risk tolerance thresholds. At the same time, customers of the Wireline Companies have not and will not be adversely affected by the Separation. The Wireline Companies continue to have the requisite managerial, technical and financial capability to provide quality service and to provide the same services at the same rates. There has been no change in customers‘ points of contacts in the sales, customer care or operation teams. Furthermore, the Separation has not and will not have a negative impact on competition. The result of the Separation is to increase, rather than decrease, the number of telecommunication service providers. NTELOS Holdings and Lumos Networks continue to compete with traditional facilities—based ILECs, CLECs, and wireless telecommunications service providers, as well as cable companies and non—facilities based providers of Voice over Internet Protocol ("VoIP") service such as Vonage and Skype, in their geographic and product markets. Finally, NTELOS notes that the Commission has approved or consented to similar separation transactions." Accordingly, the public interest is served by the Separation. 2 See, e.g., File No. ITC—ASG—20060816—00395 (Allitel spin—off of wireline customer base to Windstream), granted Sept. 20, 2006, in International Authorizations Granted, Report No. TEL—01069, DA 06—1899, rel. Sept. 21, 2006; File Nos. ITC—T/C—20060510—00270 and ITC—T/C—20060510—00278 (Sprint Nextel spin—off of Embarqg), granted May 17, 2006, in International Authorizations Granted, Report No. TEL—01029, DA 06—1097, rel. May 25, 2006. DCOL/GRIFJ/449496.5 6

EXHIBIT A, ANNEX 1 Page 1 of 2 Corporate Structure Pre—Separation NTELOS Holdings Corp. | NTELOS Inc. (1214 Holder) I | I | | | Lumos Networks NTELOS NTELOS NTELOS NTELOS R&B NTELOS Corp. Netaccess, Inc. Communications Inc. Network Inc. Licenses Inc. Communications, PCS Inc. (CD) (d214) — (BR) Inc. NTELOS FiberNet, Inc. | NA Communications Inc. (d214) Mountaineer Telecommunications, LLC Lumos Networks Operating Company FiberNet, LLC 26% (i214, d214) 71% [ 1 | 65.7% 34.3% | | | 1 Virginia NTELOS NTELOS Roanoke NTELOS R&B The VA PSC RSA 6, Of West Telephone And Media Network, Beeper Allfance FiberNet of LLC Virginia Inc. wV PCS Botetourt Inc. Inc. Company LC Ohio, LLC (d214) (d214, Alliance LC Telephone (R/O, (i214 (CD) (CF, CW) (i214, d214) CD, IG) (CW) Company COALS) Holder, (i214, d214) d214) FiberNet of Pennsylvania, LLC (i214,d214) | Richmond 29% 20MHz, Licenses & Authorizations FiberNet of LLC BR —Broadband Radio Service Virginia, Inc. (CW) CD —Paging and Radiotelephone NH Licenses (1214, d214) CF —Common Carrier Fixed Point—to—Point Microwave (LD) 51% IG — Industrial/Business Pool, Conventional LD — Local Multipoint Distribution Service d214 — Blanket domestic Section 214 authority 1214 Holder — Holds international Section 214 authority in own name 1214 — Operates under NTELOS Inc. international Section 214 authority R/O — Receive—only earth station registration COALs — Cable Operations & Licensing System registration DCOI/CLIMC/A50311.2

EXHIBIT A, ANNEX 1 Page 2 of 2 Corporate Structure Post—Separation Lumos Networks Corp. NTELOS Holdings Corp. | I Lumos Networks Operating Company NTELOS Inc. (i214 Holder) (i214 Holder, WS, CW, AW) | | | | | | | | | | | | NTELOS NTELOS Roanoke NTELOS NTELOS NTELOS NTELOS NTELOS R&B NTELOS PCS Media Inc. Telephone Inc. And Network Inc. Of West FiberNet Inc. Communications Licenses Communications Inc. (R/O, COALS) (d214, Botetourt (i214, d214) Virginia Inc. Inc. LLC — CD, 1G) Telephone (d214) (CD) (BR) Company (i214, d214) Mountaineer Virginia RSA 6, 65.7% 34.3% Telecommunications, |— LLC LLC | wV PCS Notes Alliance LC R&B Networks and NA Communications merge into FiberNet, LLC Richmond (CW) 26% NTELOS Network at separation. (i214, d214) — 20MHz, LLC 71% (CW) TT ————3 The VA PCS FiberNet of Beeper Alliance Licenses & Authorizations Ohio, LLC — Company LC BR —Broadband Radio Service (i214, d214) (CD) (CF, CW) CD —Paging and Radiotelephone CF —Common Carrier Fixed Point—to—Point Microwave 29% IG — Industrial/Business Pool, Conventional FiberNet of LD — Local Multipoint Distribution Service Pennsylvania, LLC H{ d214 — Blanket domestic Section 214 authority (i214, d214) NH Licenses 1214 Holder — Holds international Section 214 authority in own name LLC i1214 — Operates under Wireline Two international Section 214 authority — (LD) 51% R/O — Receive—only earth station registration FiberNet of COALs —— Cable Operations & Licensing System registration Virginia, Inc. [— (i214, d214) DCOUCLIMC/AS0798.2

Exhibit A, Annex 2A Page 1 of 3 FCC Authorizations Held by Wireline Companies — Pre—Separation License Entity Call Sign/File No. — EFRN Domestic NTELOS Telephone Inc. N/A 0002073138 $214 authority Roanoke and Botetourt N/A 0003775244 Telephone Company NTELOS Network Inc. N/A 0003742442 NA Communications Inc. N/A 0009473364 NTELOS of West Virginia N/A 0017814666 R&B Network Inc. N/A 0003775301 FiberNet of Virginia, Inc. N/A 0014710487 FiberNet, L.L.C. N/A 0003771011 FiberNet N/A 0003771045 Telecommunications of Pennsylvania, LLC FiberNet of Ohio, LLC N/A 0003784147 DCOV/GRIFJIM49577.5

Exhibit A, Annex 2A Page 2 of 3 ECC Authorizations Held by Wireline Companies —Pre—Separation License . Entity Call Sign/File No. FRN International R&B Network, Inc. File No. ITC—214—19970418—00215; 0003768470 Section 214 see also File No. ITC—T/C—20050216— authority 00054 Roanoke and Botetourt Operates under $214 authority of 0003775244 Telephone Company NTELOS Inc. in File No. ITC—214— 19970710—00390 pursuant to Section 63.21(h) of the FCC Rules FiberNet of Virginia, Inc. Same as previous 0014710487 FiberNet, L.L.C. Same as previous 0003771011 FiberNet Same as previous 0003771045 Telecommunications of Pennsylvania, LLC FiberNet of Ohio, LLC Same as previous 0003784147 Domestic R/O NTELOS Media Inc. SES—REG—20060609—00961; E060217 0014818298 E/S registration DCOL/GRIFJ/449577.5

Exhibit A, Annex 2A Page 3 of 3 FCC Authorizations Held by Wireline Companies — Pre—Separation License — Entity _ Call Sign/File No. FRN COALs NTELOS Media Inc. PSID 020746; Community Units 0014818298 registration VA06SS (Waynesboro), VAO065S6 (Augusta County), VA065S7 (Botetourt County), VAO0683 (Lynchburg), VA0699 (Harrisonburg), VA07O4 (Staunton), VA07OS (Alleghany County), VA07O6 (Covington) VAO7OT7, VA07O8 IG (Industrial/ NTELOS Telephone, Inc. KNFN647 0002073138 Business Pool, Private communications, not conventional) interconnected. 3 locations: 1— fixed (control point, Broad St. in Waynesboro), 2—mobile, 3—fixed (Elliotts Knob Mountain) NTELOS Telephone, Inc. WSU439 0002073138 Regulatory status not specified; interconnection not specified. 3 locations: 1—fixed (Bald Knob), 2— fixed (control point, Court Ave. in Covington), 3—mobile. CD (paging NTELOS Telephone, Inc. KNKJ980 0002073138 and radio telephone) NTELOS Telephone, Inc. KNKK756 0002073138 NTELOS Telephone, Inc. KNKM896 0002073138 NTELOS Telephone, Inc. KOZ730 0002073138 DCQOLGRIFJ/449577.5

Exhibit A, Annex 2B Page 1 of 3 FCC Authorizations Held by Wireline Companies — Post—Separation License Entitv Call Sign/File No. FRN Domestic NTELOS Telephone Inc. N/A 0002073138 $214 authority Roanoke and Botetourt N/A 0003775244 Telephone Company NTELOS Network Inc. N/A 0003742442 NTELOS of West Virginia N/A 0017814666 FiberNet of Virginia, Inc. N/A 0014710487 FiberNet, L.L.C. N/A 0003771011 FiberNet N/A 0003771045 Telecommunications of Pennsylvania, LLC FiberNet of Ohio, LLC N/A 0003784147 DCOL/GRIFJ/455479.3

Exhibit A, Annex 2B Page 2 of 3 ECC Authorizations Held by Wireline Companies — Post—Separation License _ Entity Call Sign/File No. FRN International Lumos Network Operating File No. ITC—214—19970418—00215; 0020975116 Section 214 Company (from NTELOS see also File No. ITC—T/C—20050216— authority Network Inc., which merged 00054 with R&B Network, Inc., the licensee) Roanoke and Botetourt Operates under $214 authority of 0003775244 Telephone Company NTELOS Network Inc. in File No. ITC—214—19970418—00215 pursuant to Section 63.21(h) of the FCC Rules FiberNet of Virginia, Inc. Same as previous 0014710487 FiberNet, L.L.C. Same as previous 0003771011 FiberNet Same as previous 0003771045 Telecommunications of Pennsylvania, LLC FiberNet of Ohio, LLC Same as previous 0003784147 Domestic R/O NTELOS Media Inc. SES—REG—20060609—00961; E060217 0014818298 E/S registration DCOLGRIFJ/455479.3

Exhibit A, Annex 2B Page 3 of 3 FCC Authorizations Held by Wireline Companies — Post—Separation License Entity Call Sign/File No. ERN COALs NTELOS Media Inc. PSID 020746; Community Units 0009474800 registration VA06SS5 (Waynesboro), VAO06S6 (Augusta County), VAO06S7 (Botetourt County), VAO0683 (Lynchburg), VA0699 (Harrisonburg), VA0O7O4 (Staunton), VA07OS (Alleghany County), VA07O6 (Covington) VA07O7, VAO07OS8 IG (Industrial/ NTELOS Telephone, Inc. KNFN647 0002073138 Business Pool, Private communications, not conventional) interconnected. 3 locations: 1— fixed (control point, Broad St. in Waynesboro), 2—mobile, 3—fixed (Elliotts Knob Mountain) NTELOS Telephone, Inc. WSU439 0002073138 Regulatory status not specified; interconnection not specified. 3 locations: 1—fixed (Bald Knob), 2— fixed (control point, Court Ave. in Covington), 3—mobile. CD (paging NTELOS Telephone, Inc. KNKJ980 0002073138 and radio telephone) NTELOS Telephone, Inc. KNKK756 0002073138 NTELOS Telephone, Inc. KNKM896 0002073138 NTELOS Telephone, Inc. KOZ730 0002073138 DCQOI/GRIFJ/455479.3

Exhibit A, Annex 3 NTELOS Inc. Page 1 of 2 Owners Holding a 10% or Greater Interest Quadrangle GP QCP GP Investors II Investors LLC LLC ¥ ¥ Quadrangle GP Quadrangle GP Investors LP Investors II LP hA | ¥ ¥ ¥ l Quadrangle Quadrangle Quadrangle Quadrangle Capital Partners LP (AIV2) Capital Capital (AIV2) Select Quadrangle Select Partners LP Partners II LP Partners II—A Partners II LP Quadrangle Capital Partners A LP LP 13.9% ¥. Quadrangle NTELOS GP LLC Y¥ Quadrangle NTELOS Holdings II LP 13.5% ¥ ¥ NTELOS Holdings Corp. 100% ¥ NTELOS Inc. NOTES: (a) Quadrangle GP investors LP (and its parent Quadrangle GP Investors LLC) hold an aggregate indirect interest of 13.9% in NTELOS. Quadrangle GP Investors LLC, whose Managing Members are Peter Ezersky, and Michael Huber, is the General Partner of Quadrangle GP Investors LP. Quadrangle GP Investors LP is in turn the General Partner of Quadrangle Capital Partners LP, Quadrangle Capital Partners—A LP and Quadrangle Select Partners LP, which together directly own an estimated 13.9% of NTELOS Holdings Corp. and its subsidiaries, including NTELOS Inc., although no individual fund holds more than 10%. (b) Quadrangle GP Investors II LP (and its parent QCP GP Investors II LLC) hold an aggregate indirect interest of 13.5% in the filer. QCP GP Investors II LLC, whose Managing Members are Peter Ezersky and Michael Huber, is the General Partner of Quadrangle GP Investors II LP. Alithough QCP GP Investors II LLC and Quadrangle GP Investors LLC share the same managing members, the assets and business of each LLC are completely separate. Quadrangle GP Investors II LP is in turn the General Partner of Quadrangle (AIV2) Capital Partners II LP, Quadrangle Capital Partners II—A LP and Quadrangle (AIV2) Select Partners II LP, which together, as managing members, indirectly own an estimated 13.5% of NTELOS Holdings Corp. andits subsidiaries, including NTELOS Inc. Only Quadrangle (AIV2) Capital Partners II LP holds more than 10% of NTELOS Holdings Corp.

Lumos Networks Operating Company Exhibit A, Annex 3 & Page 2 of 2 Owners Holding a 10% or Greater Interest age 20 After Separation Quadrangle GP QCP GP Investors II Investors LLC LLC ¥ ¥ Quadrangle GP Quadrangle GP Investors LP Investors II LP ¥ | ¥ ¥ ¥ I Quadrangle Quadrangle Quadrangle Quadrangle Capital Partners LP (AIV2) Capital Capital (AIV2) Select Quadrangle Select Partners LP Partners II LP Partners II—A Partners II LP Quadrangle Capital Partners A LP LP 13.9% ¥ Quadrangle NTELOS GP LLC ¥ Quadrangle NTELOS Holdings II LP 13.5% ¥ ¥ Lumos Networks Corp. ¥ 100% 0 Lumos Networks Operating Company NOTES: (a) After Separation, Quadrangle GP investors LP (and its parent Quadrangle GP Investors LLC) hold an aggregate indirect interest of 13.9% in Lumos Networks Operating Company. Quadrangle GP Investors LLC, whose Managing Members are Peter Ezersky and Michael Huber, is the General Partner of Quadrangle GP Investors LP. Quadrangle GP Investors LP is in turn the General Partner of Quadrangle Capital Partners LP, Quadrangle Capital Partners—A LP and Quadrangle Select Partners LP, which together directly own an estimated 13.9% of Lumos Networks Corp. and its subsidiaries, including Lumos Networks Operating Company, although no individual fund holds more than 10%. (b) After Separation, Quadrangle GP Investors II LP (and its parent QCP GP Investors II LLC) hold an aggregate indirect interest of 13.5% in the filer. QCP GP Investors II LLC, whose Managing Members are Peter Ezersky and Michael Huber, is the General Partner of Quadrangle GP Investors II LP. Although QCP GP Investors II LLC and Quadrangle GP Investors LLC share the same managing members, the assets and business of each LLC are completely separate. Quadrangle GP Investors II LP is in turn the General Partner of Quadrangle (AIV2) Capital Partners II LP, Quadrangle Capital Partners II—A LP and Quadrangle (AIV2) Select Partners II LP, which together, as managing members, indirectly own an estimated 13.5% of Lumos Networks Corp. and its subsidiaries, including Lumos Networks Operating Company. Only Quadrangle (AIV2) Capital Partners II LP holds more than 10% of Lumos Networks Corp.


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