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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  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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  Alek Krstajic, Rogers Cable's senior vice-president of sales and marketing, acknowledged the late start, but said his company began to plan the transition as soon as the severity of At Home's financial travails became apparent."I wish I had a crystal ball."
  
  Rogers has also signed a deal to connect its system to the backbone of the Internet, in the event that At Home isn't able to do so."We've got someone and we're ready to flip the switch," Mr. Krstajic said.
  
  Rogers hasn't revealed the identity of its partner, but discussion groups on a Web site run by Canadian high-speed subscribers speculated that the company in question could be Teleglobe Inc., the BCE Inc. subsidiary.Teleglobe officials could not be reached for comment.
  
  Bondholders owed more than $1-billion (U.S.) by At Home are to argue today that the service should be shut down immediately in order to boost the value of the company.They believe that if At Home's service is suspended, its cable partners will be pressured into signing contracts with terms more favourable to the Internet company.
  
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  Mr. Krstajic said Rogers has doubled its call-centre staff to 600 people to deal with the conversion, and has launched an intensive television and print advertising campaign -- costs that are part of a $60-million (Canadian) contingency fund the company has set up.He noted that most users will be able to make the switch in less than 10 minutes.
  
  But comments on the Web site run by high-speed users complained of delays and of disruptions in e-mail service.
  
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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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  In a statement, Alek Krstajic, senior vice-president of sales and marketing at Rogers Cable, said At Home had taken "scattered action" across North America.
  
  Some U.S. cable companies, including Charter Communications Inc., said their customers' e-mail accounts were also being shut down by At Home, which has filed for bankruptcy protection.
  
  Earlier in the day, At Home's creditors, owed more than $1-billion (U.S.), persuaded a U.S. judge to allow the company to break contracts with its cable partners, clearing the way for the service to be shut down.
  
  The creditors are aiming to pressure cable firms into paying more for the service, saying that At Home is losing $6-million a week currently.The creditors hope to boost the value of the company, and attract a bid higher than AT&T Corp.'s $307-million offer.

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  BELL EXEC RESIGNS: Alek Krstajic, president of Bell Distribution, has resigned to consult to overseas carriers.Krstajic, who has also been president of Bell Mobility and SVP responsible for consumer marketing, joined Bell from Rogers in 2003.

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  Alek Krstajic(2)
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  Mr. Krstajic and Mr. Solomon are Class I directors, whose terms expire in 2005.
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  Alek 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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