Mr. Alek Krstajic

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  Aleksander Krstajic
  
  Mr. Krstajic has served as a director of the Company since July 1999.Since July 2003, Mr. Krstajic has been the Chief Marketing Officer at Bell Canada, a telecommunications company.Mr. Krstajic held a variety of senior management positions at Rogers Communications, Inc., most recently as Senior Vice President, Sales and Marketing, from 1994 through January of 2003.Mr. Krstajic is a director of Ontario Energy Savings Corporation and several privately held companies.Mr. Krstajic holds a B.A. degree in economics from the University of Toronto in Canada and attended the executive educational program at Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania.
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  Aleksander Krstajic

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  Aleksander Krstajic
  
  Aleksander Krstajic has served as a director of TERAYON COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS since July 1999.Mr. Krstajic is a consultant to providers of broadband services and broadband equipment manufacturers.Mr. Krstajic held a variety of senior management positions at Rogers Cable, Inc., most recently as Senior Vice President, Sales and Marketing, from 1994 through January of 2003.Mr. Krstajic is a director of Vix Systems, Inc., a privately held company.Mr. Krstajic holds a B.A. degree in economics from the University of Toronto in Canada and attended the executive education program at Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania.

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  > > > TORONTO, Oct. 30 /CNW/ - BMV Holdings announced today it has appointed veteran telecom executive and former Bell Mobility President Alek Krstajic as Chief Executive Officer to lead its" />
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  veteran telecom executive and former Bell Mobility President Alek Krstajic as
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  market," says Krstajic. "I've agreed to take the role of CEO because the investors in BMV understand the wireless sector and together we can create a wireless solution that will target an untapped, value-conscious, no-frills market." Krstajic spent more than nine years at Rogers Cable, holding a variety of positions, including General Manager of Rogers@Home and Senior Vice-President of Sales and Marketing. He joined Bell Canada as Chief Marketing Officer in 2003 and was named President of Bell Mobility in 2005. At Bell Mobility, Krstajic was responsible for engaging a market leadership turnaround of the wireless company. He followed that with an entrepreneurial undertaking, creating Bell Vanguard Inc., which he developed until December 31, 2006.
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  "Alek's experience, entrepreneurialism, and insight into the wireless

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  CEO Alek Krstajic says as many as 40 per cent of Canadians don't own a cellphone and the only reason for that "is cost."
  
  PublicMobile was born out of BMV Holdings, which bought wireless spectrum orradio waves over which cellphone networks operate, from the federalgovernment in a recent auction.
  
  Krstajic wants thesecellphone-less Canadians in Ontario and Quebec as its customers, busyyakking and texting with its no-contract, no-credit check plan by thisfall.
  
  He added that having a mobile phone shouldn't be a privilege.
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  Krstajic made the company's firstcommercial cellphone call using the G block spectrum on Thursday inToronto to demonstrate that mobile phones will work on it.

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  For example, its newly-appointed CEO, Alek Krstajic, previously served as president at Bell Mobility, and also spent nine years with Rogers Cable.
  
  I came to BMV," says Krstajic, "because we have a tremendous and exciting opportunity to create a unique product and brand in the Canadian wireless market.

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  According to e-mails exchanged earlier this month between the Residential Broadband Users Association and Alek Krstajic, senior vice-president of sales and marketing for Rogers Cable, discussions are already under way regarding the beta-testing of a premium cable-modem service, one that would allow download speeds of 5 megabits per second and an upload rate of 500 kilobits per second.
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  Word has it that Rogers staff, including Krstajic, met with a group of subscribers recently to discuss such issues as service "tiering" and bandwidth "throttling" - that is, figuring out ways to offer premium packages or a pricing scheme based on the amount of bandwidth consumed each month.
  
  Rogers spokesperson Taanta Gupta confirmed the meeting did take place, but wouldn't reveal what was said. "We never discuss the content of these meetings," she replied.

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  "With a bit cap we hope to make the system more efficient," said Rogers Cable senior vice-president of sales and marketing Alek Krstajic.
  
  The company expects to institute a bit cap within 90 days, Mr. Krstajic said.
  
  Sympatico, the Internet division of Bell Canada, is cautiously saying it is considering the same move, but has made no decision yet.However, company representatives have admitted that if Rogers imposes a bit cap, Sympatico would respond in some way as well.
  
  Sympatico made a move in this direction on Monday, when it changed its acceptable-use policy.It now bans residential users from running any kind of server, such as an FTP or e-mail system, on the Sympatico service.

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  Led by CEO Alek Krstajic, the company aims to launch before year end in Southern Ontario and parts of Quebec with $40-a-month plans that include unlimited local calls and text messaging.
  
  "We need flat-rate billing," Krstajic said during a telecom conference this week in Toronto.
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  Krstajic, a former executive at both Bell Mobility and Rogers Cable, told several hundred attendees at the Canadian Telecom Summit this past week that two of the three new players would not be around in 12 months.
  
  Not surprisingly, as Public Mobile's chief executive, he argued that Globalive and DAVE Wireless would be the most vulnerable because both are proposing to go head-to-head with the deep-pocketed existing players.
  
  By contrast, Public Mobile plans to build an ultra-low cost network between Windsor and Quebec City using a slice of unwanted spectrum called the G-block, which its backers, including American firms Columbia Capital and M/C Venture Partners, purchased for just $52 million, about a fifth of what the others paid in the same markets.
  
  Public Mobile's strategy targets the roughly 30 per cent of Canadians who do not yet own cellphones, while deliberately avoiding high-end devices such as the iPhone and the BlackBerry, which require both voice and data plans.
  
  Krstajic said he is hoping to fly under the radar of the incumbents by focusing on a segment of the market that the existing players have already deemed unprofitable.

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  Alek Krstajic
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  Mr. Krstajic who was Senior Vice-President, Sales and Marketing of Rogers Cablesystems Limited (cable company) before July 2003.

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  Alek Krstajic , senior vice-president of sales and marketing at Rogers@Home , said Rogers Communications Inc. head Ted Rogers raised the target for subscriber growth in 2001 , prompting the promotional pricing.
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  Mr. Sharma and Mr. Krstajic said the promotion is not a permanent price cut.

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