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Inman Real Estate News - Master license agreement

Advanced Radio Telecom Corp. (Nasdaq: ARTT), a broadband wireless Internet protocol service provider, announced Tuesday, it has signed a master license agreement with The RREEF Funds, an institutional real estate adviser, for access to more than 800 commercial buildings across the country.

http://www.inman.com/inmannews.aspx?ID=17647

Welcome to New Global Telecom

GOLDEN, CO March 14, 2006 New Global Telecom, Inc. (NGT), a leading provider of hosted Voice-over-Internet-Protocol (VoIP) services, today announced the completion of a $10.75 million Series A Preferred Stock financing round.

http://www.ngt.com/news/index.php?presspager=59&arc=1&yr=2006&my=

Terabeam Hires President, COO

Bennett, a 20-year telecom veteran, has held a number of senior management, operations and engineering positions with companies including GTE Government Systems Corp., Advanced Radio Telecom and Maxlink Communications.

http://www.xchangemag.com/wfhotnews/4ch3094830.html

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San Diego -- – Released today by ICON Group International Ltd.: Two of the most comprehensive studies to date on vertical gap analysis and labor productivity benchmarks for Advanced Radio Telecom Corp. (OTC: ARTTQ).

http://www.icongrouponline.com/pr/Advanced_Radio_Telecom_Corp_US/PR.html

Advanced Radio Telecom plans to build point-to-multipoint broadband wireless network in Norway

Bellevue, Wash. -- (Editor's Note: This release was issued by Advanced Radio Telecom) Advanced Radio Telecom Corp. (NASDAQ: ARTT) today announced plans to build a network in Oslo, Norway. ART plans to deliver a suite of Internet services on a test basis beginning next month.

http://www.lucent.com/press/0499/990414.coa.html

Advanced Radio Telecom offers internet services to Phoenix businesses

ART is a facilities-based, broadband ISP providing a direct connection between the customer premise and the Internet. For most companies, this eliminates the need for having two separate vendors -- one for Internet services and one for dedicated access.

http://www.lucent.com/press/1298/981218.coa.html