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DigitalBridge DigitalBridge CommunicationsCommunications

Next-generation broadband for South CarolinaOctober 17, 2007

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Launched WiMAX in small towns during 2007, attaining 7% penetration in 4 months

Acquired 20,000 existing subscribers and 150 million MHz-PoPs of WiMAX spectrum, with 135 million MHz-PoPs pending

Projected 2007 base case revenue of $11M growing to $104M in 2011

Employed capital-efficient, pay-as-you-grow strategy:

WiMAX is fundamentally different from other technologies

DBC is able to deploy economically to smaller, under-served towns

DBC summaryDBC summary

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Capital cost per home passed is $50-$75 vs. $800-$1,200

WiMAX network is built only where sufficient density exists base station-by-base station

Service differentiates on simplicity of install/activation and portability

All-IP network permits profitable additions to ARPU

Simplicity and end-to-end control of activation enables targeting of large customer basesamong universities, visitors (roaming and non-roaming), and military communities

WiMAX networks will do for the Internet what cellular networks did for voicecommunications

Why WiMAX will succeed in underserved Why WiMAX will succeed in underserved marketsmarkets

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WiMAX puts DBC on the path toward personal WiMAX puts DBC on the path toward personal broadband broadband

In-home self-install CPEIn-home self-install CPEIn-home self-install CPEIn-home self-install CPE PC cardPC cardPC cardPC card Embedded WiMAX Embedded WiMAX chipschips

Embedded WiMAX Embedded WiMAX chipschips

Mobile devicesMobile devicesMobile devicesMobile devices

TodayToday Q1 2008Q1 2008 Q4 2008Q4 2008 20092009

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DBC differentiates itself at three points in theDBC differentiates itself at three points in the

broadband service delivery chainbroadband service delivery chain

Middle MileLow-cost, high-capacity backhaul• Excess fiber capacity• Municipally-supported transport networks• Utility-owned fiber networks• Educational networks• Aggregated content

First Mile Flexible, low-cost back office• Outsource/integrate:

‐ Arise (customer care)‐ Aria (billing)‐ Alvarion (network management)

• Outsource overhead• Scalable – invest as you grow

Last MileNew WiMAX technology to reachend customer• Underserved/exclusive markets• Self-provisioned, fast install• Portable personal broadband• No one between DBC and

its customers

Small Business

Visitor-based network

Schools

MDUs

Military Housing

Single Family Homes

Fiber or WirelessInternet Backhaul

NOC

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DBC has built a low-cost, scalable, carrier-DBC has built a low-cost, scalable, carrier-grade back office grade back office

InternetOnline Order EntryCustomer Self-Care

Bill PaymentBill Presentment

Inventory ManagementLeads Management

Marketing Campaign TrackingTrouble TicketingKnowledgebase

Corporate E-mail/MessagingScheduling/Dispatch

Sharepoint

AriaSelf-Care

SF.comTrouble-Ticketing

SF.comKnowledgebase

TNIOrder Mgmt

MIS andData warehousing

Online/emailcampaigns

TNI OrderMgmt

Aria Billing &Customer Care

Knowledgebase

TroubleTicketing

Call CenterAnd Inbound/

Outbound Sales

CPE ProvisioningRequests

Bill Presentment

Wholesale Partners

DigitalBridgeCommunications.com

AAA Services

Cisco Secure ACSAAA/RADIUS

Cisco Secure ACS

AAA/RADIUS

Backup NMS server on stand-by

Port 1812 AuthPort 1813 Acct

Network Management

SolarwindsOrion

SolarwindsOrion

SQLServer2005

SNMP

E-mail &

SMS

Alerts

Equinix

Cisco 2851

HWIC Switch

NERACitylink II

RedlineAN-50

NERACitylink II

RedlineAN-50

Tier 2Support

Tier 2Support

Tier 2Support

50Mbs Primary

36Mbs Backup

DBC NOC

Cisco 2821 Cisco 3560 Cisco 3560

Public SwitchedTelephone Network

(PSTN)

794

1 V

oIP

Ph

ones

Internet

Cisco 2851

Cisco 500-24TTSwitch w/ DHCP

1 U -48v Power Supply

1 U 8-port power controller

1 U UPS Diesel Generator

Base Station/FAP SI CPE

Outdoor Pro CPE

WiMax backhaul

Visitor-based Wi-Fi Hotspot

Wi-Fi distribution

Ball State/AfterImage GIS

Propagation Analysis

AcxiomAddress

Data

Pre-qualifiedAddresses

IP VideoConf

Retail Sales/Events

Home-basedCSRs

InventoryMgmt

Shipping/Fulfillment

Idaho FallsWarehouse

UPS QuantumView

ScannedCPEData

Scheduling &DispatchField Technician

30 Mbs to

Internet

Wi2

Subscriber PerformanceOptimization Tool

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DBC’s primary markets are smaller, under-DBC’s primary markets are smaller, under-served townsserved towns

• Target markets include 1,300 towns (population 20,000-150,000) with 27 million people

• Key “reference” markets will be deployed this fall:

• Homes• College students/staff• Visitors• Military families

Consumer• Small business• Carriers/wholesale

Business

• Muni WiMAX• First responder (Missoula)• Disaster recovery

‐ Redundant links‐ Work-from-home

Government/ Homeland Security

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Rapid deployment to under-served parts of South Carolina

Affordable pricing of broadband voice and data services

Fair-market lease rates for spectrum

Commitment to bring broadband to college communities (on- and off-campus)

Commitment to support educational and strategic goals of local colleges

DBC welcomes the opportunity to partner with DBC welcomes the opportunity to partner with South Carolina to deploy next-generation South Carolina to deploy next-generation broadband broadband

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Middle Mile• Capacity additions on a variable

basis

First Mile • Capital-efficient, pay-as-you-grow• Flexible, non-legacy systems

Last Mile• Targeted underserved markets• Opportunistic mix of owned,

leased, and “called” spectrum• Differentiated, easy, portable

service

Small Business

Visitor-based network

Schools

MDUs

Military Housing

Single Family Homes

Fiber or WirelessInternet Backhaul

NOC

DBC is well positioned to help bring next-DBC is well positioned to help bring next-generation broadband services to South generation broadband services to South CarolinaCarolina