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This document pretains to SES-T/C-20150505-00290 for Transfer of Control on a Satellite Earth Station filing.

IBFS_SESTC2015050500290_1087376

Answers to Item 36 and 42(a) Transfer of Control Application ANSWER TO 36 In 1998, Maritime Telecommunications Network, Inc. (“MTN”), which wholly owns the applicant MTN License Corp., applied to the Commission for authority to establish 32 earth stations to provide fixed-satellite service on a primary basis in 17 U.S. seaports. See Applications of MTN for Fixed Earth Station Licenses, File Nos. SES-LIC-19980911-01272, et al. In a 2000 decision in Maritime Telecommunications Network, Inc., 15 FCC Rcd 23210 (IB 2000) (subsequent history omitted), the International Bureau denied MTN’s applications on the ground that the Commission does not have jurisdiction to license earth stations on foreign vessels. ANSWER TO 42(a) The earth stations that are the subject of this Application are currently authorized to operate with ALSAT, the Permitted Space Station List, and the following non-U.S. licensed satellites: Satellite Location Country of License Earth Station(s) News Skies Satellite, 338.5 E.L. Netherlands E860029 N.V. K E910614 New Skies Satellite, 177 W.L. Netherlands E860029 N.V. 5 E910614 New Skies Satellite, 319.5 E.L. (moved to Netherlands E860029 N.V. 806 47.5 W.L.) E910614 Estrela do Sul 2 63 W.L. Brazil E860029 (S2821) E070218 E070219 The Applicant incorporates the Section 25.137 information currently in the files for these earth stations into the subject Application. 80835157.1


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