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AARO Secures Funding to Begin Rural Broadband Telecom Project; Municipal League Provides Initial $274,000 Capital Infusion.


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OKLAHOMA CITY--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 23, 2001

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) to begin its rural high-speed telecommunications project, the company announced today.

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 AARO President and CEO (1) (Chief Executive Officer) The highest individual in command of an organization. Typically the president of the company, the CEO reports to the Chairman of the Board.  Ron Baker, the OML provided in excess of $270,000 for AARO to conduct demonstration projects in the first three of nearly 50 small Oklahoma communities. Baker and OML Executive Director Danny George said the list of initial communities is to be announced To be announced (TBA)

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 upon completion of negotiations between OML and the individual municipalities.

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 will allow us to go forward with this project immediately. Our plan is to have the first three communities on line by early March. We anticipate installing service to all 45 targeted regional business airports by the end of the year," Baker said.

George said the project is designed to install AARO high-speed fixed-wireless Internet access at 45 regional airports in 44 Oklahoma communities. The agreement grew out of the Oklahoma Regional Business Airport Summit that took place in Tulsa November 1-2, 2000. George said a consortium consisting of AARO, the OML, the Oklahoma Aeronautics and Space Commission and various public and private entities was formed to target municipalities, seek funding sources and deploy service throughout the state.

Baker said the consortium's high-speed telecommunications project focuses on closing the Digital Divide between Oklahoma's rural communities and its larger metropolitan areas. Announced last November, the goal of this project is to install broad bandwidth wireless telecommunications services throughout the state, creating a virtual community in which the playing field is leveled between small and large communities, Baker said.

"This is a radical leap forward for telecommunications in Oklahoma. Today, this state begins its climb off the list of the `Disconnected Dozen', 12 U.S. states with the poorest telecommunications infrastructures," he said.

Under last November's agreement, AARO will provide service in each community, initially to the local regional business airport. With the assistance of the OML and the Oklahoma Municipal Service Corporation, each municipality will be responsible for redistributing the signal throughout the community using wireless telecommunications equipment.

"Fixed-wireless broadband service offers a larger number of options to the targeted municipalities. Whereas fiber- or copper-wired services have proven to be too expensive or unmanageable for these communities, fixed-wireless is rapidly deployed, easily maintained, and much more cost effective for small municipalities," said George.

About AARO

AARO Broadband Wireless Communications, Inc. provides wireless connectivity up to 100 Mbps. AARO New World services such as unified communications, IP telephony and videoconferencing services are delivered via a highly secure, carrier-class IP network. For additional news and information, please visit us at www.aarowireless.com.

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