AT&T U-versesm Timeline AT&T expanding its fiber-optics network deeper into neighborhoods to bring IP-based services to millions of consumers.

March 31, 2005 June 22, 2004 Jan. 6, 2005 SBC announces a Aug. 18, 2005 SBC Communications Inc. announces SBC announces U-verse $195 million, multi- SBC announces contracts have been awarded to key advances in developing a network will be the brand for year contract with Scientific and to deliver next- capable of delivering a new generation the company’s suite Scientific-Atlanta generation IP set-top boxes that will enable of integrated digital TV, high-speed of IP-based products to provide IP-based customers to access TV programming, video-on- Internet access and voice over IP service. and services. video equipment. demand, interactive applications and other features.

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Oct. 20, 2004 Nov. 17, 2004 May 4, 2005 Oct. 18, 2005 SBC announces a five-year, SBC announces an agreement with SBC announces a multi-million SBC announces an agreement approximately $1.7 billion Corp. to provide next- dollar, multi-year contract with Lucent Technologies to primary supplier agree- generation television services with Amdocs to provide a provide a comprehensive IP ment with Alcatel to using the new Microsoft TV Internet range of services to ensure Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) provide network equip- Protocol Television (IPTV) Edition the best possible customer platform to help integrate ment and video system software platform. service, as well as its IP wireline and wireless services integration services for convergence solution. in new and powerful ways, Project Lightspeed. and deliver anytime, anywhere access to a “grand slam” of next-generation IP services. AT&T U-versesm Timeline, continued June 21, 2006 AT&T announces an agreement to build a FTTP network to deliver the AT&T U-verse suite of services to a 20,000-home master- planned community near Houston. Dec. 9, 2005 May 31, 2006 Nov. 3, 2005 AT&T announces a Feb. 13, 2006 Citing the passage of June 22, 2006 SBC concludes a two- $43 million, one-year AT&T announces an HB 1279 as the catalyst, In the wake of a positive ruling on IP video month technical field contract has been agreement to build a AT&T Indiana declares by the Connecticut Department of Public trial of IP-based services, awarded to 2Wire to fiber to the premises its intent to invest Utility Control, AT&T Connecticut outlines which successfully deliver new IP-based (FTTP) network at $250 million to deliver its plan to invest more than $336 million demonstrated that the residential gateways the Kiley Ranch next-generation video to expand DSL availability and build the technology works in a for the AT&T U-verse development in and services network that will provide the company’s real-world environment. suite of services. northern Nevada. to Hoosiers. new suite of U-verse services.

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Nov. 17, 2005 December 2005 May 8, 2006 May 26, 2006 June 2006 Citing the passage of landmark AT&T starts a controlled Speaking at the Detroit Economic AT&T unveils an initial AT&T starts the state video legislation, SBC market entry of U-verse Club, AT&T Chairman and CEO investment commitment commercial launch Texas announces a planned services in San Antonio Edward E. Whitacre affirms the of approximately of U-verse services $800 million investment in IP neighborhoods. company’s intent to make U-verse $247 million in Kansas in San Antonio. video and high-speed Internet services available – within three to support the first access technology for the state. years – to more than 5.5 million phoase of fiber network low-income households as part upgrades, following the Nov. 18, 2005 of its initial build in 41 Project passage of the Kansas SBC Communications Inc. closes Lightspeed markets, making them Video Competition Act. its acquisition of AT&T Corp., among the first in the nation to and adopts the AT&T name. receive these new IP-enabled video services.