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NextPhase Wireless Announces Aid to Katrina Relief Efforts

""The Gulf States Are Counting on Good Corporate Citizens," Says CEO
By Wireless News Desk
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September 9, 2005 04:00 AM EDT
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"Our thoughts are with those affected by Hurricane Katrina, as they rebuild their lives and their communities," said Robert Ford, NextPhase Wireless's President and CEO, as he announced that NextPhase will donate 50% of the monthly subscription fees from new wireless broadband installations throughout September to the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund.

"The Gulf States are counting on good corporate citizens and compassionate individuals throughout the country for help, and we felt that it was our civic duty to answer that call for help," Ford added.

Anaheim, CA-based NextPhase, a member of the WiMAX Forum and the Wireless Communications Association International, is a connectivity company that specializes in integrated Internet, voice and data communication solutions.

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