THE USE OF THE FOLLOWING NOTATION IN THIS EXHIBIT INDICATES THAT THE CONFIDENTIAL PORTION HAS BEEN OMITTED PURSUANT TO A REQUEST FOR CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT AND THE OMITTED MATERIAL HAS BEEN FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE SECURITIES ANDEXCHANGE COMMISSION: [***] IntelsatOne Network Broadband Service Order No. 25811 Amendment 1

Intelsat Information

Customer Information

See Service and Payment Schedule below, page 2

Note: Intelsat reserves the right to reschedule/postpone the SSD if this Service Order is returned less than 6 business days before the stated SSD. Billing will commence on the SSD whether the Service commences or not, unless any delay is caused solely and directly by Intelsat.

See Service and Payment Schedule below, page 2

Note: If the SSD is delayed, the SED date will also be delayed by the same duration. The term of service will remain unchanged.

Appendix 1A: Service Details – Mountainside Teleport Master

Appendix 2A: Operational Contact Details Appendix 3A: Co-Location Service Details Appendix 1B: Service Details – Ellenwood Teleport Master

Appendix 2B: Operational Contact Details Appendix 3B: Co-Location Service Details Appendix 1C: Service Details – Napa Teleport Master

Appendix 2C: Operational Contact Details Appendix 3C: Co-Location Service Details Appendix 1D: Service Details – Perth Teleport Master

Appendix 2D: Operational Contact Details Appendix 3D: Co-Location Service Details Appendix 1E: Service Details – Kumsan Teleport Master

Appendix 2E: Operational Contact Details Appendix 3E: Co-Location Service Details Appendix 1F: Service Details – Brazil Teleport Master

Appendix 2F: Operational Contact Details Appendix 3F: Co-Location Service Details Appendix 4: Roles & Responsibilities of Intelsat and Customer

Appendix 5: Additional Terms & Conditions

Service and Payment Schedule

Service End
Date

Destination of
Teleport

1-Mar-2013

13-Feb-2013

14-Mar-2013

13-May-2013

29-Mar-2013

29-Apr-2013

/s/ Patricia Casey

/s/ Anand Chari

Patricia Casey

Anand Chari

Senior VP and Deputy General Counsel

EVP / CTO

4/29/13

4/23/13

x Hub Lease

(see appendix for details)

Service ID No. 513075-101-1 Uplink/Downlink and Hub (NBB-T

Intelsat to Customer site: MO29K                Customer site to Intelsat: MO29K

            (Forward)                                                              (Return)

Forward Minimum IP Data rate: To be determined as mutually agreed upon

Return IP Data rate: To be determined as mutually agreed upon

Forward Maximum1 IP Data rate: To be determined as mutually agreed upon (equal to Minimum if ACM not used)

To Be Determined

([***] per Mbps aggregate (min IP data rate + return IP rate))

Modem type and model No:

Antenna Size:           m                            BUC/HPA size:                      w

G/T (mid-band)        dB/K                       Tx gain (mid-band)                dBi

Number of Protocol Processor: 2

Number of NMS: 0

Number of Line Card: 3 XLC-11 (1 shelf spare card XLC-11 per Teleport)

Point A: One cm in front of the customer antenna feed Point B: IFL connection to chassis

Point C: Ethernet connection of chassis

Point Z: Intelsat Internet access router port

¨ N/A

x Yes (see Co-Location Service details)

Service ID No. 513075-103 Ethernet Private Line Connectivity

¨ N/A

x To be provided by Customer Local loop provider:

¨ Ready     ¨ Expected to be delivered by [DD Month]

Terminating Location (Interconnection point with Intelsat): (addresses are provided in Section VII)

Patch panel at Intelsat Teleport:

¨ Fuchsstadt   ¨ Ellenwood   ¨ Mountainside   ¨ Riverside   ¨ Napa   ¨ Bouen   ¨ Kumsan ¨ Perth   ¨ Brazil

Patch panel at Intelsat POP:

¨ McLean   ¨ London   ¨ Frankfurt   ¨ New York   ¨ Los Angeles   ¨ Atlanta   ¨ Seoul ¨ Various

Circuit Type: E1   ¨ T1   ¨ T3/DS3   ¨ Ethernet Private Line

Note: E3 interface is not available at POPs

  Number of Circuits:

¨ To be provided by Intelsat

Terminating Location (Customer end location):

NPA/NXX or phone number:                    Suite/Rack No.:             Address:

Global code: The DVB-S2 specification defines a concatenation of Low Density Parity Check (LDPC) code and Bose-Chaudhuri-Hocquenghem (BCH) codes. This results in a higher FEC overhead reflected in link budgets by the global code rate.

Intelsat Network Broadband Service supports VoIP and VPN by enabling clear dedicated access channel between the network hub and remote site modem. VoIP/VPN support over Intelsat Network Broadband Service is limited to transport of VoIP packets from the remote VSAT Unit’s Ethernet port to Intelsat’s multi-homed internet backbone. Selection of a VoIP service provider and termination with them is expected to be arranged by the Customer. Similarly, provision of any VPN hardware and software for end-user’s end-to-end secure application is expected to be arranged by the Customer. The Customer is also responsible for setting up VoIP/VPN functionalities, such as routing, gateway configuration, call setup, control, billing, etc.

x New York POP, Level 3, 111 8th Avenue, Suite 304, New York, NY 10011, USA

x Various - For network diversity

Name: Alasdair Calder

Tel: (202) 944-6824

Email: ***@***

Name: Jeff Kimble

Tel: (202) 944-6805

Email: ***@***

Note 1: Intelsat requires an exhaustive inventory of the equipment to be installed at Intelsat Teleport.

Note 2: All co-located equipment must be 19 inches rack mountable

Note 3: Intelsat does not bear any import VAT, duties or shipment costs applicable to the equipment not owned by Intelsat and delivered to any Intelsat facility.

11 RU(s)

1 Rack(s)

Racks to be provided

x by Customer

¨ by Intelsat

Total power consumption

¨ Incoming dial-up access Number of lines:

x Internet access

Data rate: [***] Kbit/s

¨ Not required

Remote Internet access is available to allow customers to control and monitor equipment. Please indicate the data rate required for remote monitoring access (e.g. do not put the data rate here for your satellite carriers, but instead the rate for remote Internet access for equipment monitoring).

Outgoing phone lines are not available at the Teleport. Incoming dial-up access lines are subject to a location fee and a line rate dependent upon the amount charged by the local telecom providers. If Internet access is required, the co-located equipment must have an Ethernet port. (*)

7 days a week 0800-1700: [***] (local time)

Note: Level 1 support labor is not included in the co- location rack space charges. Labor will be invoiced for a minimum of one hour and then per additional half hour increment. Any additional special labor or material expenses will be charged at cost incurred [***].

Intelsat will provide the following services as part of Level 1 support when requested by the Customer to the NOC:

• Re-booting of Customer equipment.

• Changing cards as guided by Customer.

• Customer must provide spare cards.

• Swapping cards as advised by Customer.

• Checking LED status, as requested and guided by the Customer.

x Evolution DVB-S2 with ACM

(iDX 2.0.1 or higher)

x Hub Lease

(see appendix for details)

Intelsat to Customer site: MO29K             Customer site to Intelsat: MO29K

(Forward)  (Return)

Forward Minimum IP Data rate: To be determined as mutually agreed upon

Return IP Data rate: To be determined as mutually agreed upon

Forward Maximum¹ IP Data rate: To be determined as mutually agreed upon (equal to Minimum if ACM not used)

To Be Determined

([***] per Mbps aggregate (min IP data rate + return IP rate))

Modem type and model No:

Antenna Size:            m                 BUC/HPA size:           w

G/T (mid-band)         dB/K            Tx gain (mid-band)     dBi

Number of Protocol Processor: 2

Number of NMS: 0

Number of Line Card: 3 XLC-11 (1 shelf spare card XLC-11 per Teleport)

Point A: One cm in front of the customer antenna feed Point B: IFL connection to chassis

Point C: Ethernet connection of chassis

Point Z: Intelsat Internet access router port

¨ N/A

x Yes (see Co-Location Service details)

¨ N/A

x Yes [***] Mbps via IntelsatOne (see Additional Terms and Conditions)

¨ N/A

x To be provided by Customer Local loop provider:

¨ Ready ¨ Expected to be delivered by [DD Month]

Terminating Location (Interconnection point with Intelsat): (addresses are provided in Section VII)

Patch panel at Intelsat Teleport:

¨ Fuchsstadt        x Ellenwood        ¨ Mountainside        ¨ Riverside        ¨ Napa    ¨   Bouen        ¨ Kumsan

¨ Perth  ¨ Brazil

Patch panel at Intelsat POP:

¨ McLean           ¨ London              ¨ Frankfurt              ¨ New York       ¨ Los Angeles        ¨ Atlanta      ¨ Seoul ¨ Various

Circuit Type: ¨ E1            ¨ T1        ¨ T3/DS3            x Ethernet Private Line

Note: E3 interface is not available at POPs

Number of Circuits:

¨ To be provided by Intelsat

        Terminating Location (Customer end location):

NPA/NXX or phone number:                         Suite/Rack No.:         Address:

Global code: The DVB-S2 specification defines a concatenation of Low Density Parity Check (LDPC) code and Bose-Chaudhuri-Hocquenghem (BCH) codes. This results in a higher FEC overhead reflected in link budgets by the global code rate.

Intelsat Network Broadband Service supports VoIP and VPN by enabling clear dedicated access channel between the network hub and remote site modem. VoIP/VPN support over Intelsat Network Broadband Service is limited to transport of VoIP packets from the remote VSAT Unit’s Ethernet port to Intelsat’s multi-homed internet backbone. Selection of a VoIP service provider and termination with them is expected to be arranged by the Customer. Similarly, provision of any VPN hardware and software for end-user’s end-to-end secure application is expected to be arranged by the Customer. The Customer is also responsible for setting up VoIP/VPN functionalities, such as routing, gateway configuration, call setup, control, billing, etc.

x New York POP, Level 3, 111 8th Avenue, Suite 304, New York, NY 10011, USA

x Various - For network diversity

Name: Alasdair Calder

Tel: (202) 944-6824

Email: ***@***

Name: Jeff Kimble

Tel: (202) 944-6805

Email: ***@***

***@***

***@*** (24 x7 x 365)

Note 1: Intelsat requires an exhaustive inventory of the equipment to be installed at Intelsat Teleport.

Note 2: All co-located equipment must be 19 inches rack mountable

Note 3: Intelsat does not bear any import VAT, duties or shipment costs applicable to the equipment not owned by Intelsat and delivered to any Intelsat facility.

11 RU(s)

1 Rack(s)

Racks to be provided

¨ by Customer

x by Intelsat

¨ Incoming dial-up access Number of lines

x Internet access Data rate [***] Mbit/s

¨ Not required

Remote Internet access is available to allow customers to control and monitor equipment. Please indicate the data rate required for remote monitoring access (e.g. do not put the data rate here for your satellite carriers, but instead the rate for remote Internet access for equipment monitoring).

Outgoing phone lines are not available at the Teleport. Incoming dial-up access lines are subject to a location fee and a line rate dependent upon the amount charged by the local telecom providers. If Internet access is required, the co-located equipment must have an Ethernet port. (*)

x Yes - Customer agrees to be responsible for the interconnection to

CenturyLink located at 111 8th Ave., NYC

7 days a week 0800-1700: [***] (local time)

Note: Level 1 support labor is not included in the co- location rack space charges. Labor will be invoiced for a minimum of one hour and then per additional half hour increment. Any additional special labor or material expenses will be charged at cost incurred plus an [***].

Intelsat will provide the following services as part of Level 1 support when requested by the Customer to the NOC:

•   Re-booting of Customer equipment.

•   Changing cards as guided by Customer.

•   Customer must provide spare cards.

•   Swapping cards as advised by Customer.

•   Checking LED status, as requested and guided by the Customer.

Service Mode

(choose one)

x Evolution DVB-S2 with ACM

(iDX 2.0.1 or higher)

Group QoS

(choose one)

x Hub Lease

(see appendix for details)

Intelsat to Customer site: NW30K             Customer site to Intelsat: NW30K

                (Forward)                                                  (Return)

Initial configuration:

Forward Minimum IP Data rate: To be determined as mutually agreed upon

Return IP Data rate: To be determined as mutually agreed upon

Forward Maximum¹ IP Data rate: To be determined as mutually agreed upon (equal to Minimum if ACM not used)

To Be Determined

([***] per Mbps aggregate (min IP data rate + return IP rate))

Modem type and model No:

Antenna Size:             m               BUC/HPA size:         w

G/T (mid-band)          dB/K         Tx gain (mid-band)    dBi

Number of Protocol Processor: 2

Number of NMS: 0

Number of Line Card: 3 XLC-11 (1 shelf spare card XLC-11 per Teleport)

Point A: One cm in front of the customer antenna feed

Point B: IFL connection to chassis

Point C: Ethernet connection of chassis

Point Z: Intelsat Internet access router port

Intelsat to Customer site: NEP32K            Customer site to Intelsat: NEP32K

                (Forward)                                                  (Return)

Initial configuration:

Forward Minimum IP Data rate: To be determined as mutually agreed upon

Return IP Data rate: To be determined as mutually agreed upon

Forward Maximum¹ IP Data rate: To be determined as mutually agreed upon (equal to Minimum if ACM not used)

To Be Determined

([***] per Mbps aggregate (min IP data rate + return IP rate))

Modem type and model No:

Antenna Size:             m               BUC/HPA size:         w

G/T (mid-band)          dB/K         Tx gain (mid-band)    dBi

Number of Protocol Processor: 0 Number of NMS: 0

Number of Line Card: 3 XLC-11

Point A: One cm in front of the customer antenna feed

Point B: IFL connection to chassis

Point C: Ethernet connection of chassis

Point Z: Intelsat Internet access router port

Intelsat to Customer site: SW3K             Customer site to Intelsat: SW3K

                (Forward)                                                  (Return)

Initial configuration:

Forward Minimum IP Data rate: To be determined as mutually agreed upon

Return IP Data rate: To be determined as mutually agreed upon

Forward Maximum¹ IP Data rate: To be determined as mutually agreed upon (equal to Minimum if ACM not used)

To Be Determined

([***] per Mbps aggregate (min IP data rate + return IP rate))

Modem type and model No:

Antenna Size:             m               BUC/HPA size:         w

G/T (mid-band)          dB/K         Tx gain (mid-band)    dBi

Number of Protocol Processor: 0 Number of NMS: 0

Number of Line Card: 3 XLC-11

Point A: One cm in front of the customer antenna feed

Point B: IFL connection to chassis

Point C: Ethernet connection of chassis

Point Z: Intelsat Internet access router port

N/A

x Yes [***] Mbps via IntelsatOne (see Additional Terms and Conditions)

¨ N/A

¨ To be provided by Customer Local loop provider:

¨ Ready ¨ Expected to be delivered by [DD Month]

Terminating Location (Interconnection point with Intelsat):     (addresses are provided in Section VII)

Patch panel at Intelsat Teleport:

¨ Fuchsstadt        ¨ Ellenwood        ¨ Mountainside        ¨ Riverside        ¨ Napa   ¨ Bouen ¨ Kumsan ¨ Perth    ¨ Brazil

Patch panel at Intelsat POP:

¨ McLean           ¨ London             ¨ Frankfurt                x New York        ¨ Los Angeles

¨ Atlanta ¨ Seoul        x Various

Circuit Type: E1 ¨     T1 ¨         T3/DS3 ¨             Ethernet Private Line x

Note: E3 interface is not available at POPs

Number of Circuits:

¨ To be provided by Intelsat

Terminating Location (Customer end location):

NPA/NXX or phone number:         Suite/Rack No.:         Address:

Global code: The DVB-S2 specification defines a concatenation of Low Density Parity Check (LDPC) code and Bose-Chaudhuri-Hocquenghem (BCH) codes. This results in a higher FEC overhead reflected in link budgets by the global code rate.

Intelsat Network Broadband Service supports VoIP and VPN by enabling clear dedicated access channel between the network hub and remote site modem. VoIP/VPN support over Intelsat Network Broadband Service is limited to transport of VoIP packets from the remote VSAT Unit’s Ethernet port to Intelsat’s multi-homed internet backbone. Selection of a VoIP service provider and termination with them is expected to be arranged by the Customer. Similarly, provision of any VPN hardware and software for end-user’s end-to-end secure application is expected to be arranged by the Customer. The Customer is also responsible for setting up VoIP/VPN functionalities, such as routing, gateway configuration, call setup, control, billing, etc.

x New York POP, Level 3, 111 8th Avenue, Suite 304, New York, NY 10011, USA

x Various - For network diversity

***@***

***@*** (24 x7 x 365)

Note 1: Intelsat requires an exhaustive inventory of the equipment to be installed at Intelsat Teleport.

Note 2: All co-located equipment must be 19 inches rack mountable

Note 3: Intelsat does not bear any import VAT, duties or shipment costs applicable to the equipment not owned by Intelsat and delivered to any Intelsat facility.

11 RU(s)

1 Rack(s)

Racks to be provided

¨ by Customer

x by Intelsat

¨ Incoming dial-up access

Number of lines

x Internet access

Data rate [***] Mbit/s

¨ Not required

Remote Internet access is available to allow customers to control and monitor equipment. Please indicate the data rate required for remote monitoring access (e.g. do not put the data rate here for your satellite carriers, but instead the rate for remote Internet access for equipment monitoring).

Outgoing phone lines are not available at the Teleport. Incoming dial-up access lines are subject to a location fee and a line rate dependent upon the amount charged by the local telecom providers. If Internet access is required, the co-located equipment must have an Ethernet port. (*)

7 days a week 0800-1700: [***] (local time)

Note: Level 1 support labor is not included in the co- location rack space charges. Labor will be invoiced for a minimum of one hour and then per additional half hour increment. Any additional special labor or material expenses will be charged at cost incurred [***].

Intelsat will provide the following services as part of Level 1 support when requested by the Customer to the NOC:

• Re-booting of Customer equipment.

• Changing cards as guided by Customer.

• Customer must provide spare cards.

• Swapping cards as advised by Customer.

• Checking LED status, as requested and guided by the Customer.

Service Mode

(choose one)

Group QoS

(choose one)

x Hub Lease

(see appendix for details)

Intelsat to Customer site:   ANZ9K Customer site to Intelsat: ANZ9K

            (Forward)                                         (Return)

Initial configuration:

Forward Minimum IP Data rate:                 To be determined as mutually agreed upon

Return IP Data rate: To be determined as mutually agreed upon

Forward Maximum¹ IP Data rate: To be determined as mutually agreed upon (equal to Minimum if ACM not used)

To Be Determined

([***] per Mbps aggregate (min IP data rate + return IP rate))

Modem type and model No:

Antenna Size:         m               BUC/HPA size:                         w

G/T (mid-band)      dB/K          Tx gain (mid-band)                   dBi

Number of Protocol Processor: 2

              Number of NMS: 0

              Number of Line Card: 3 XLC-11 (1 spare card XLC-11)

Point A: One cm in front of the customer antenna feed Point B: IFL connection to chassis

Point C: Ethernet connection of chassis

Point Z: Intelsat Internet access router port

¨ N/A

x Yes [***] Mbps via IntelsatOne (see Additional Terms and Conditions)

¨ N/A

¨ To be provided by Customer             Local loop provider:

¨ Ready ¨ Expected to be delivered by [DD Month]

Terminating Location (Interconnection point with Intelsat):      (addresses are provided in Section VII)

Patch panel at Intelsat Teleport:

          ¨ Fuchsstadt        ¨ Ellenwood        ¨ Mountainside    ¨ Riverside         ¨ Napa  ¨ Bouen

¨ Kumsan

x Perth  ¨ Brazil

Patch panel at Intelsat POP:

¨ McLean         ¨ London         ¨ Frankfurt         x New York         ¨ Los Angeles     ¨ Atlanta

           ¨ Seoul  x Various

Circuit Type: E1 ¨ T1 ¨       T3/DS3 ¨             Ethernet Private Line x

Note: E3 interface is not available at POPs

Number of Circuits:

¨ To be provided by Intelsat

     Terminating Location (Customer end location):

NPA/NXX or phone number:     Suite/Rack No.:         Address:

Global code: The DVB-S2 specification defines a concatenation of Low Density Parity Check (LDPC) code and Bose-Chaudhuri-Hocquenghem (BCH) codes. This results in a higher FEC overhead reflected in link budgets by the global code rate.

Intelsat Network Broadband Service supports VoIP and VPN by enabling clear dedicated access channel between the network hub and remote site modem. VoIP/VPN support over Intelsat Network Broadband Service is limited to transport of VoIP packets from the remote VSAT Unit’s Ethernet port to Intelsat’s multi-homed internet backbone. Selection of a VoIP service provider and termination with them is expected to be arranged by the Customer. Similarly, provision of any VPN hardware and software for end-user’s end-to-end secure application is expected to be arranged by the Customer. The Customer is also responsible for setting up VoIP/VPN functionalities, such as routing, gateway configuration, call setup, control, billing, etc.

x New York POP, Level 3, 111 8th Avenue, Suite 304, New York, NY 10011, USA

x Various - For network diversity

Name: Alasdair Calder

Tel: (202) 944-6824

Email: ***@***

Name: Jeff Kimble

Tel: (202) 944-6805

Email: ***@***

***@***

***@*** (24 x7 x 365)

Note 1: Intelsat requires an exhaustive inventory of the equipment to be installed at Intelsat Teleport.

Note 2: All co-located equipment must be 19 inches rack mountable

Note 3: Intelsat does not bear any import VAT, duties or shipment costs applicable to the equipment not owned by Intelsat and delivered to any Intelsat facility.

11 RU(s)

1 Rack(s)

Racks to be provided

¨ by Customer

x by Intelsat

¨ Incoming dial-up access

Number of lines

x Internet access

Data rate [***] Mbit/s

¨ Not required

Remote Internet access is available to allow customers to control and monitor equipment. Please indicate the data rate required for remote monitoring access (e.g. do not put the data rate here for your satellite carriers, but instead the rate for remote Internet access for equipment monitoring).

Outgoing phone lines are not available at the Teleport. Incoming dial-up access lines are subject to a location fee and a line rate dependent upon the amount charged by the local telecom providers. If Internet access is required, the co-located equipment must have an Ethernet port. (*)

7 days a week 0800-1700: [***] (local time)

Note: Level 1 support labor is not included in the co- location rack space charges. Labor will be invoiced for a minimum of one hour and then per additional half hour increment. Any additional special labor or material expenses will be charged at cost incurred plus [***].

Intelsat will provide the following services as part of Level 1 support when requested by the Customer to the NOC:

• Re-booting of Customer equipment.

• Changing cards as guided by Customer.

• Customer must provide spare cards.

• Swapping cards as advised by Customer.

• Checking LED status, as requested and guided by the Customer.

x Evolution DVB-S2 with ACM

(iDX 2.0.1 or higher)

x Hub Lease

(see appendix for details)

Intelsat to Customer site: MOK36K                Customer site to Intelsat: MO36K

            (Forward)                                                              (Return)

Initial configuration:

Forward Minimum IP Data rate:

To be determined as mutually agreed upon

Return IP Data rate: To be determined as mutually agreed upon

Forward Maximum¹ IP Data rate: To be determined as mutually agreed upon (equal to Minimum if ACM not used)

To Be Determined

([***] per Mbps aggregate (min IP data rate + return IP rate))

Modem type and model No:

Antenna Size:           m                            BUC/HPA size: w

G/T (mid-band)        dB/K                       Tx gain (mid-band) dBi

Number of Protocol Processor:  2

Number of NMS: 0

Number of Line Card: 3 XLC-11 (1 spare card XLC-11)

Point A: One cm in front of the customer antenna feed

Point B: IFL connection to chassis

Point C: Ethernet connection of chassis

Point Z: Intelsat Internet access router port

¨ N/A

x Yes (see Co-Location Service details)

Fiber extension between

POPs or Teleports

¨ N/A

x Yes [***] Mbps via IntelsatOne (see Additional Terms and Conditions)

¨ N/A

¨ To be provided by Customer Local loop provider:

¨ Ready        ¨ Expected to be delivered by [DD Month]

Terminating Location (Interconnection point with Intelsat):      (addresses are provided in Section VII)

Patch panel at Intelsat Teleport:

¨ Fuchsstadt      ¨ Ellenwood      ¨ Mountainside      ¨ Riverside      ¨ Napa      ¨ Bouen      x Kumsan

¨ Perth  ¨ Brazil

Patch panel at Intelsat POP:

¨ McLean          ¨ London          ¨ Frankfurt      x New York      ¨ Los Angeles    ¨ Atlanta          

¨  Seoul   x Various

Circuit Type: E1 ¨   T1 ¨    T3/DS3   ¨             Ethernet Private Line x

Note: E3 interface is not available at POPs

Number of Circuits:

¨ To be provided by Intelsat

     Terminating Location (Customer end location):

NPA/NXX or phone number:    Suite/Rack No.:            Address:

Global code: The DVB-S2 specification defines a concatenation of Low Density Parity Check (LDPC) code and Bose-Chaudhuri-Hocquenghem (BCH) codes. This results in a higher FEC overhead reflected in link budgets by the global code rate.

Intelsat Network Broadband Service supports VoIP and VPN by enabling clear dedicated access channel between the network hub and remote site modem. VoIP/VPN support over Intelsat Network Broadband Service is limited to transport of VoIP packets from the remote VSAT Unit’s Ethernet port to Intelsat’s multi-homed internet backbone. Selection of a VoIP service provider and termination with them is expected to be arranged by the Customer. Similarly, provision of any VPN hardware and software for end-user’s end-to-end secure application is expected to be arranged by the Customer. The Customer is also responsible for setting up VoIP/VPN functionalities, such as routing, gateway configuration, call setup, control, billing, etc.

Page 17 of 26

x New York POP, Level 3, 111 8th Avenue, Suite 304, New York, NY 10011, USA

x Various - For network diversity

Name: Alasdair Calder

Tel: (202) 944-6824

Email: ***@***

Name: Jeff Kimble

Tel: (202) 944-6805

Email: ***@***

***@***

***@*** (24 x7 x 365)

Page 18 of 26

Note 1: Intelsat requires an exhaustive inventory of the equipment to be installed at Intelsat Teleport.

Note 2: All co-located equipment must be 19 inches rack mountable

Note 3: Intelsat does not bear any import VAT, duties or shipment costs applicable to the equipment not owned by Intelsat and delivered to any Intelsat facility.

11 RU(s)

1 Rack(s)

Racks to be provided

¨ by Customer

x by Intelsat

¨ Incoming dial-up access

Number of lines

x Internet access

Data rate [***] Mbit/s

¨ Not required

Remote Internet access is available to allow customers to control and monitor equipment. Please indicate the data rate required for remote monitoring access (e.g. do not put the data rate here for your satellite carriers, but instead the rate for remote Internet access for equipment monitoring).

Outgoing phone lines are not available at the Teleport. Incoming dial-up access lines are subject to a location fee and a line rate dependent upon the amount charged by the local telecom providers. If Internet access is required, the co-located equipment must have an Ethernet port. (*)

Page 19 of 26

7 days a week 0800-1700: [***] (local time)

Note: Level 1 support labor is not included in the co- location rack space charges. Labor will be invoiced for a minimum of one hour and then per additional half hour increment. Any additional special labor or material expenses will be charged at cost incurred plus [***].

Intelsat will provide the following services as part of Level 1 support when requested by the Customer to the NOC:

• Re-booting of Customer equipment.

• Changing cards as guided by Customer.

• Customer must provide spare cards.

• Swapping cards as advised by Customer.

• Checking LED status, as requested and guided by the Customer.

Page 20 of 26

x Evolution DVB-S2 with ACM

(iDX 2.0.1 or higher)

Group QoS

(choose one)

x Hub Lease

(see appendix for details)

Intelsat to Customer site: MOK36K Customer site to Intelsat: MO36K

            (Forward)                                         (Return)

Initial configuration:

Forward Minimum IP Data rate:

To be determined as mutually agreed upon

Return IP Data rate: To be determined as mutually agreed upon

Forward Maximum¹ IP Data rate: To be determined as mutually agreed upon (equal to Minimum if ACM not used)

To Be Determined

([***] per Mbps aggregate (min IP data rate + return IP rate))

Modem type and model No:

Antenna Size:             m                            BUC/HPA size: w

G/T (mid-band)          dB/K                      Tx gain (mid-band) dBi

Number of Protocol Processor: 2

Number of NMS: 0

Number of Line Card: 3 XLC-11 (1 spare card XLC-11)

Point A: One cm in front of the customer antenna feed

Point B: IFL connection to chassis

Point C: Ethernet connection of chassis

Point Z: Intelsat Internet access router port

¨ N/A

x Yes (see Co-Location Service details)

¨ N/A

x Yes [***] Mbps via IntelsatOne (see Additional Terms and Conditions)

¨ N/A

¨ To be provided by Customer             Local loop provider:

¨ Ready        ¨ Expected to be delivered by [DD Month]

Terminating Location (Interconnection point with Intelsat):     (addresses are provided in Section VII)

Patch panel at Intelsat Teleport:

¨ Fuchsstadt    ¨ Ellenwood    ¨ Mountainside    ¨ Riverside    ¨ Napa      ¨ Bouen      ¨ Kumsan

¨ Perth  x Brazil

Patch panel at Intelsat POP:

¨ McLean       ¨ London         ¨ Frankfurt       x New York       ¨ Los Angeles    ¨ Atlanta    

¨  Seoul x Various

Circuit Type: E1 ¨ T1 ¨             T3/DS3 ¨             Ethernet Private Line x

Note: E3 interface is not available at POPs

Number of Circuits:

¨ To be provided by Intelsat

     Terminating Location (Customer end location):

NPA/NXX or phone number:    Suite/Rack No.:     Address:

Global code: The DVB-S2 specification defines a concatenation of Low Density Parity Check (LDPC) code and Bose-Chaudhuri-Hocquenghem (BCH) codes. This results in a higher FEC overhead reflected in link budgets by the global code rate.

Intelsat Network Broadband Service supports VoIP and VPN by enabling clear dedicated access channel between the network hub and remote site modem. VoIP/VPN support over Intelsat Network Broadband Service is limited to transport of VoIP packets from the remote VSAT Unit’s Ethernet port to Intelsat’s multi-homed internet backbone. Selection of a VoIP service provider and termination with them is expected to be arranged by the Customer. Similarly, provision of any VPN hardware and software for end-user’s end-to-end secure application is expected to be arranged by the Customer. The Customer is also responsible for setting up VoIP/VPN functionalities, such as routing, gateway configuration, call setup, control, billing, etc.

Name: Alasdair Calder

Tel: (202) 944-6824

Email: ***@***

Name: Jeff Kimble

Tel: (202) 944-6805

Email: ***@***

***@***

***@*** (24 x7 x 365)

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Note 1: Intelsat requires an exhaustive inventory of the equipment to be installed at Intelsat Teleport.

Note 2: All co-located equipment must be 19 inches rack mountable

Note 3: Intelsat does not bear any import VAT, duties or shipment costs applicable to the equipment not owned by Intelsat and delivered to any Intelsat facility.

11 RU(s)

1 Rack(s)

Racks to be provided

¨ by Customer

x by Intelsat

¨ Incoming dial-up access

Number of lines

x Internet access

Data rate [***] Mbit/s

¨ Not required

Remote Internet access is available to allow customers to control and monitor equipment. Please indicate the data rate required for remote monitoring access (e.g. do not put the data rate here for your satellite carriers, but instead the rate for remote Internet access for equipment monitoring).

Outgoing phone lines are not available at the Teleport. Incoming dial-up access lines are subject to a location fee and a line rate dependent upon the amount charged by the local telecom providers. If Internet access is required, the co-located equipment must have an Ethernet port. (*)

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7 days a week 0800-1700: [***] (local time)

Note: Level 1 support labor is not included in the co- location rack space charges. Labor will be invoiced for a minimum of one hour and then per additional half hour increment. Any additional special labor or material expenses will be charged at cost incurred plus [***].

Intelsat will provide the following services as part of Level 1 support when requested by the Customer to the NOC:

• Re-booting of Customer equipment.

• Changing cards as guided by Customer.

• Customer must provide spare cards.

• Swapping cards as advised by Customer.

• Checking LED status, as requested and guided by the Customer.

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Intelsat

after notification by Gogo

Remote site configuration in NMS with iBuilder:

• Set up / modification of assignment of remotes to carriers

• Set up / modification of QOS profiles

Over the air by Gogo

Remote support by Gogo

Intelsat

(for Intelsat satellites only)

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