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Pollen Mobile operates a decentralized mobile network that is owned and managed by its users, leveraging blockchain technology to enhance mobile connectivity. The network utilizes citizens broadband radio service (CBRS) and incorporates a crypto-economy centered around Pollen Coin, Magma, and various open-source protocols. By offering a user-owned and operated alternative, Pollen Mobile aims to provide reliable, affordable, and privacy-focused mobile services, distinguishing itself from traditional mobile carriers.

Republic Wireless, Inc. offers no-contract phone plans that utilize a hybrid Wi-Fi and cellular network system. Founded in 2011 and based in Raleigh, North Carolina, the company allows users to make calls, send texts, and access data primarily through Wi-Fi, seamlessly switching to cellular networks when Wi-Fi is unavailable. This approach aims to make smartphones more affordable and accessible, providing unlimited talk, text, and data through flexible subscription plans. In addition to its services, Republic Wireless also sells phones and accessories online.

Boost Mobile is a telecommunications company based in Irvine, California, founded in 2002. As a subsidiary of Sprint Prepaid Group, Boost Mobile specializes in providing wireless phones and prepaid mobile services without long-term contracts. The company offers a diverse range of handsets, from entry-level devices to premium Android smartphones, as well as accessories such as chargers and Bluetooth headsets. These products are made available through various retail stores, independent dealer locations, and an online platform. Additionally, Boost Mobile features unlimited data plans and music streaming services, catering to the needs of its customers seeking flexible and affordable wireless communications solutions.

EchoStar Corporation is a leading provider of broadband satellite technologies and Internet services globally, headquartered in Englewood, Colorado. The company operates through two primary segments: Hughes and EchoStar Satellite Services (ESS). The Hughes segment focuses on delivering satellite broadband services, network technologies, and managed services primarily for residential, small to medium-sized businesses, and government sectors across more than 100 countries. It also designs and installs satellite gateways and terminal equipment. The ESS segment utilizes owned and leased satellites to offer comprehensive satellite services to a range of clients, including government entities, Internet service providers, and content providers. Established in 2007, EchoStar has a rich history of innovation in satellite and video technology, contributing significantly to the evolution of consumer television experiences. Additionally, the company has expanded into wireless services, building a nationwide network and offering services to millions of customers under various brands.

Parkifi, Inc. is a technology company based in Denver, Colorado, that specializes in IoT-enabled parking solutions. Founded in 2014, the company offers a platform that allows users to locate available parking spaces in real time, thus easing the search for parking and reducing unnecessary driving, which contributes to urban congestion and environmental impact. Parkifi's offerings cater to a variety of clients, including private parking operators, property managers, and city parking services. The company's app enables users to find open parking spots and facilitates payment at select locations, with plans to expand services to metered street parking. Parkifi has raised $13.5 million in venture capital and was recognized as a “Denver Gazelles” company in 2016. Formerly known as Krumly LLC, Parkifi operates as a subsidiary of DISH Network Corporation as of 2018.

TerreStar Networks provides a satellite terrestrial mobile broadband network. This network will provide voice, data and video services dedicated to helping solve the critical communication and business continuity challenges faced by government, emergency responders, enterprise businesses and rural communities. As a wholesale mobile voice, data and video service provider, TerreStar expects to offer next generation mobile communications through a network of partners and service providers to users who need "anywhere" coverage throughout the United States and Canada.

Blockbuster Inc. was a prominent global provider of in-home movie and game entertainment, operating over 7,100 stores across the Americas, Europe, Asia, and Australia. The company specialized in video rental and retail, offering a wide selection of films and video games for customers to rent or purchase. In its later years, the business underwent significant changes and ultimately transitioned to BB Liquidating Inc., focusing on the liquidation of its remaining assets. Despite its decline in the face of digital streaming competition, Blockbuster's legacy remains as a significant player in the entertainment retail industry during the 1990s and early 2000s.

DBSD North America is a satellite communications company.