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1 Yahoo BB June 4, 2002 Hayato Kameta BB Technologies Broadband service model in Japan

2 YahooBB ADSL Service - 8 Mbps Down stream (best effort) - 512 kbps Up stream (best effort) - With VOIP capability - US$18 (\2,280)

3 “BB” of YahooBB became so popular in Japan, in 2001 Historical data of, monthly ADSL ISP charge in Japan US$18 (\/$=0.8) US$50 (\/$=0.8) YahooBB ADSL started in June 2001.

4 Number of DSL subscribers in Japan YahooBB Launch

5 Reasonable & lowest price -Yahoo Japan, No.1 portal to acquire the audience. - Renting deployed fiber (Dark fiber) - Pure IP network - Mass advantage

6 3 month deployment - About 1200 central offices - G bit dark fiber all across Japan - Max 8M bps through put, for each subscriber

7 VOIP - Domestic call 6 cents (\7.5) / 3 min. - Japan to US 6 cents (\7.5) / 3 min. - Among our users free Voice over IP

8 Y!BB for PlayStation2 BBT Network Game Server (Game Maker) Japan Internet High speed Data Transfer through Optical Fiber 5. 4. 3. 6. 2. 1. YahooBB XML Server "PlayStation2” is a registered trademark of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.

9 HOT SPOT Deploying wireless stations connected to YahooBB ADSL - McDonald’s else coming soon

10 World lowest price Pure IP network YahooBB

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