“We are pleased to report that the rate at which we are signing up new subscribers for our VoIP services has accelerated in recent weeks. The monthly average revenue per user (ARPU) increased by approximately 30% in the quarter ended September 30, 2005 when compared with the second quarter,” stated Paul Arena, Chief Executive Officer of i2Telecom International, Inc. “The VoiceStick(TM) continues to generate a high level of enthusiasm among consumers and within the VoIP community due to its ability to deliver true ‘portability’ of voice communications on a global scale.”

“A number of the marketing programs and strategic relationships announced earlier this year are gaining traction and we currently expect a 100%-plus increase in fourth quarter revenues when compared with third quarter levels,” continued Arena. “Based on our current sales pipeline, we expect to show another strong increase in the fourth quarter.”

About i2Telecom International

i2Telecom International, Inc. (OTCBB: ITUI) is a low-cost telecommunications service provider employing next generation Voice over Internet Protocol (”VoIP”) technology with operations based in Atlanta, Georgia; Redwood City, California; and Beijing, China. The Company controls its own proprietary technology and uses a combination of its own network and the Internet to deliver high-quality phone calls. i2Telecom International provides microgateway adapters InternetTalker(TM), VoiceStick(TM), VoIP long distance and other enhanced communication services to subscribers, and its proprietary technology platform is built to the Session Initiation Protocol (”SIP”) standard. i2Telecom International’s revenue model is multi-faceted and includes prepaid revenue from the sale of its integrated access devices, recurring monthly subscriptions, call minute termination fees and original equipment manufacturer royalties. For additional information visit www.i2telecom.com or call 877-731-6800.

SAFE HARBOR Statement Under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act. With the exception of the historical information contained in this release, the matters described herein contain forward-looking statements that involve risk and uncertainties that may individually or mutually impact the matters herein described, including, but not limited to, product acceptance, economic, competitive, governmental, results of litigation, technological and/or other factors which are outside the control of the company. Actual results and developments may differ materially from those contemplated by these statements depending on such factors as changes in general economic conditions and financial or equity markets, technological changes, and other business risk factors. i2Telecom does not assume, and expressly disclaims, any obligation to update these forward-looking statements.

NORWALK, Conn. –Oct. 19, 2005–Technology Marketing Corporation (TMC(R)) announces today that Rick Moran, Vice President of Product and Technology Marketing for Cisco Systems, has agreed to deliver a keynote address at its INTERNET TELEPHONY Conference & EXPO Fall 2005, October 24-27, 2005, at the Los Angeles Convention Center.

Mr. Moran’s address, which is open to all registered attendees, will take place Thursday, October 27th at 10:15 a.m. PST. Registration for the conference is now open at http://www.itexpo.com.

INTERNET TELEPHONY Conference & EXPO, held since 1999, is the world’s largest and best-attended VoIP trade show. Last February, TMC’s INTERNET TELEPHONY attracted over 6,200 buyers and sellers of IP Telephony products and services. For this upcoming October show, TMC projects total attendance to exceed 7,500.

Rick Moran is the Cisco Vice President responsible for product marketing of the complete Cisco voice product portfolio. Mr. Moran has recently joined Cisco Systems, bringing years of telecommunications industry experience. Prior to Cisco, Mr. Moran held a wide variety of senior roles at Nortel Networks for over 21 years, including marketing and selling Nortel’s voice and data products globally. Mr. Moran has a B.A. in Political Science and Economics from the University of Guelph in Guelph, Canada.

“As one of the world’s top leaders in product and services networking for the Internet, Cisco Systems is excited to be featured at the largest VoIP trade show, INTERNET TELEPHONY,” states Mr. Moran. “We are excited to show how the Cisco converged IP networking solutions provide an essential part of business, education, government and home communications to the thousands of other service providers, enterprises, government buyers, resellers and developers that attend INTERNET TELEPHONY.”

“Cisco is committed to providing Internet business solutions that improve productivity,” continues Rich Tehrani, TMC President and Conference Chairman for INTERNET TELEPHONY Conference & EXPO. “TMC is certain Cisco’s latest IP networking technologies, such as its “Branch of the Future” concept that is helping banks cut cost and improve security, will offer our INTERNET TELEPHONY attendees insight into the business practices of tomorrow.”

Registration for the conference and trade show is now open: http://www.itexpo.com. Vendors interested in exhibiting or sponsoring should contact Dave Rodriguez immediately at 1-203-852-6800, ext. 146 or e-mail drodriguez@tmcnet.com.

Press inquiries regarding Rick Moran’s address can be directed to Mostafa Razzak at 23-31 Communications: 646-442-3361 or email m.razzak@23-31.com.

About TMC(R)

Technology Marketing Corporation (TMC) publishes two print magazines: Customer Interaction Solutions and Internet Telephony; five digital publications, SIP Magazine, Speech-World, WiFi Telephony Magazine, VoIP Developer, WiMAX Magazine; and the online publications TMCnet, Planet PDA Magazine, WiFi Revolution, Alternative Power and BiometriTech. TMC is also the first publisher to test new products in its own on-site laboratories, TMC Labs. TMC also produces The VoIP Developer Conference, Speech-World Conference, IP Contact Center Summit and The Global Call Center Outsourcing Summit. TMCnet publishes more than 20 topical online newsletters. For more information about TMC, visit http://www.tmcnet.com.

Avaya experts also will share how they are bringing SIP to the Internet2’s SIP.edu initiative, which is promoting the convergence of communication identities on college campuses by facilitating the use of email addresses for voice and multimedia communication. The SIP.edu initiative seeks to build a large base of SIP-reachable Internet2 users by making existing campus PBX, Centrex, and VoIP systems reachable via SIP.
“Educational institutions are poised to reap significant benefits from SIP,” said Robert Bluemer, North America director, State and Local Government and Education Markets, Avaya. “By adding new SIP capabilities to their existing hardware and software investment, they can prepare their campuses for the future — using intelligent communications to connect students and staff in new ways and making them more productive and accessible.”
An industry-standard protocol, SIP breaks down communications silos and uses a single address to reach students or staff — whether they are on the phone, using a laptop computer, or away from the office on a cell phone or PDA. SIP also erases the boundaries among vendors since it operates with any communications device, regardless of the manufacturer. As a result, colleges and universities are able to add new capabilities to their networks and gain new flexibility, while protecting their investment in their current infrastructure.
Avaya’s booth at EDUCAUSE 2005 (#334) will be set up like a coffee house — complete with a coffee bar and comfortable sofas — offering participants a chance to meet informally with technology experts so they can see first-hand how SIP works and the productivity benefits it delivers. The Avaya team will feature the following SIP offers:
* A freeware version of the Avaya SIP Softphone that allows anyone with a
Windows-based PC or laptop computer and access to an IP network to make
peer-to-peer calls through an easy-to-use, intuitive interface. The
software supports a basic set of telephony and instant messaging
features. For more advanced telephony capabilities, the software can be
easily upgraded to a licensed version that connects to a SIP proxy
server for integration within an Avaya voice network.

* A “SIP~n~Go” package that gives educational institutions an affordable
way to give SIP a try. This bundled offer includes everything needed to
establish a self-contained trial SIP network, including: Avaya
Communications Manager IP telephony software; an Avaya Communications
Manager Media Server and Gateway; Avaya Converged Communications Server
SIP Enablement Services running on an Avaya S8500 Media Server; and
Avaya SIP softphones. A free online tutorial provides guidance on basic
SIP telephony configuration and on how to set up the SIP~n~Go kit.

* A specially priced Avaya SIP Enablement Kit available to those
purchasing or upgrading to a new communications network using Avaya
S8500 or S8710 Media Servers. The kit includes Avaya IP softphone
licenses and Avaya Converged Communications Server SIP Enablement
Services running on an S8500 media server. With this open
communications infrastructure, institutions can easily and affordably
add SIP to their new network.

Avaya and its development partners also will be poised to discuss the following solutions that can help campuses communicate better with students, staff and alumni:
* Solutions for real-time collaboration, conferencing and distance
learning.

* Power applications for students and faculty including mobility
solutions, dorm room messaging, safety and emergency preparedness
features.

* Contact center technologies that can support fundraising initiatives,
improve service to students and alumni, and reduce costs through
operational efficiencies.

About Avaya

Avaya Inc. designs, builds and manages communications networks for more than 1 million businesses worldwide, including over 90 percent of the FORTUNE 500(R). Focused on businesses large to small, Avaya is a world leader in secure and reliable Internet Protocol (IP) telephony systems and communications software applications and services.
Driving the convergence of voice and data communications with business applications — and distinguished by comprehensive worldwide services — Avaya helps customers leverage existing and new networks to achieve superior business results. For more information visit the Avaya website: http://www.avaya.com/.
BACKGROUNDER:
AVAYA SUPPORT FOR INTERNET2 AND THE SIP.EDU WORKING GROUP

Membership in Internet2: Avaya is an active corporate member of Internet2, a consortium of 207 universities working in partnership with industry and government to develop and deploy advanced network applications and technologies that will support the nation’s research institutions and accelerate the creation of tomorrow’s Internet.
Membership in the SIP.edu Working Group: Avaya is collaborating with Internet2’s SIP.edu Working Group which promotes the adoption of new real-time campus communications services using Session Initiation Protocol (SIP). To engage what is estimated to be nearly four million Internet2-connected users in an exploration of new communications models, SIP.edu encourages advanced communications applications that integrate voice, email, video, and instant messaging through presence services and open standards.
Development of an Industry-Leading “Handle-Based Dialing” Feature: Avaya is the first commercial vendor to add SIP.edu functionality to its communications product line, leveraging a campus LDAP(1) directory to allow real-time communications to both SIP and traditional users through existing e- mail addresses. The “Handle-Based Dialing” feature was initially developed by Avaya in conjunction with Harvard University, also a member of both Internet2 and its SIP.edu Working Group. For more information on the Avaya deployment, visit: http://mit.edu/sip/sip.edu/deployments/avaya.shtml
How it works: When the SIP email address (such as sip:username@bigu.edu) is “called,” an Avaya software plug-in queries a campus Lightweight Directory Application Protocol (LDAP) directory for reach information belonging to the individual with that address. If a user is not found on the SIP network, the call is handed off via an Avaya gateway to other PBXs (both traditional and IP-based) so that the call can be completed. In order to honor potential privacy concerns, Avaya’s software allows administrators to decide which phone numbers in the directory are mapped to their email address, giving them control of when and how they are reached.
Availability to other Universities: Now, other universities can easily and affordably implement Handle-Based Dialing by purchasing an Avaya a SIP~N~Go Package (for a SIP trial network) or a SIP Enablement Kit (for Avaya customers upgrading their existing network). Both packages contain everything needed to implement SIP. The dialing by email feature can be added easily to the configuration to allow anyone to reach campus users via a single SIP email address — whether they are on a traditional or SIP-compatible phone, a cell phone or PDA, or using their PC for instant messaging and email.
(1) Lightweight Directory Access Protocol used by Web browsers and email
programs to access a directory listing.
Avaya Inc.

Japan is readying a new network for cell phones that will allow people to connect to the Internet to talk over the phone more cheaply and transmit data more quickly.

The government plans to introduce mobile Voice over Internet telephony by 2007, officials said Thursday.

The mobile service under consideration at the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications will allow people to use Voice-over-Internet Protocol, or VoIP, phone service, on cell phones — similar to what’s now available on fixed lines.

The mobile VoIP services now more common allow people merely to connect their cell phones to the Net at “hot spots” using Wi-Fi wireless access.

Nations around the world are working on Internet telephony on mobile phones, and the Japanese government effort highlights this nation’s efforts to keep up with global telecom trends.

The proposal for the network, which will also transmit large amounts of data such as streaming video on cell phones, is being discussed in a ministry panel of experts and telecommunications officials and is set to reach a decision in December, said ministry official Junko Koizumi.

Although details, including the kind of mobile VoIP technology, are not yet decided, several carriers are expected to apply for licenses to offer mobile VoIP services, which are likely to be cheaper than talking on cell phones today, she said.

The Internet Protocol mobile phones are expected to relay information at up to 15 megabits per second — more than a thousand times faster than the fastest third-generation cell phones now available in Japan at 384 kilobits per second.

Such speeds may slow down if too many people use the service in the same area, and voice quality may go down, Koizumi said.

ISI Communications, Inc., has been serving the communications needs of businesses since 1994, has been working with VOIP technology since 1997, and has developed cost savings packages for the SMB market traditionally served by Incumbent Local Exchange Company (ILEC), and Competitive Local Exchange Companies (CLEC). “The savings businesses realize is two fold,” said Daniel G. Howard, President and founder of ISI. “First the use of IP for transport is much more economical than traditional TDM based networks, allowing us to pass that savings along to the SMB consumer. The second part is the lack of regulatory taxes on this service, typically adding from 13 - 22% to a company’s monthly telephone bill.” Most VOIP service today has been deployed to consumers and has gained wide acceptance throughout the US.

Most VOIP service needs a device to convert the IP based service into a voice transmission at the office. “This is not IP Centrex, this is a service that delivers phone lines/trunks over broadband IP,” says Paul D. Salva, CTO of ISI. “Most businesses using VOIP are subject to the higher cost of individual VOIP extensions, with features hosted by the network provider. iSIP moves the intelligence out to an edge device, giving the customer a lower cost, and more control.” ISI provides VOIP gateways and iPBX devices that convert iSIP to voice, so SMB clients can use their existing phone switch, or replace it with newer iPBX technology. ISI offers SMB all the components needed to start using VOIP today, iSIP service, hardware, and installation, on a national basis.

Since the use of IP bandwidth is required to deliver iSIP services, ISI partners with leading firms that specialize in the delivery of bandwidth services to business. Some of ISI’s partners are available on ISI’s website.

The FCC has introduced regulatory mandates for 911 calls over VOIP, and ISI’s iSIP service will comply with this mandate. 911 calls made from VOIP services have received a great deal of attention in the last 7 months due to 911 calls made by consumer VOIP users. The hardware marketed by ISI provides for a 911 compliant solution that utilizes existing TDM service.

About ISI Communications, Inc.

ISI Communications, Inc. (www.isicommunications.com) is a privately held company headquartered in Downers Grove, IL.

The agreement states that TAO-Technologies, in cooperation with the University of Stuttgart, will design several next-generation airships intended for multiple uses. These unique and proprietary designs are specific to certain customer demands and are intended to complement the suite of near-space vehicles currently being developed and built by GlobeTel’s wholly owned subsidiary, Sanswire Networks LLC.

Professor Dr. Bernd Kroplin of the University of Stuttgart stated: “I am excited to continue our working relationship with Mr. Bob Jones, President of Sanswire, and his team of experts in the field of high-altitude airship design and telecommunications platforms. I have seen other large companies attempt to design high altitude airships, and none of them compare to what we can achieve through our mutual cooperation. The world of academia knows that the University of Stuttgart and my team have been working on high altitude airship design for many years. In working together with Sanswire Networks LLC, a subsidiary of GlobeTel Communications Corp as a strategic partner for the design of the high altitude systems, we will have a significant advantage over our competitors.”

“TAO-Technologies, in cooperation with the University of Stuttgart led by Professor Dr. Bernd Kroplin, is highly regarded throughout the world for research, design, development and flight testing of technology demonstrators and prototypes of airships,” said Bob Jones, President of Sanswire LLC. “Dr. Kroplin and TAO-Technologies will bring additional resources and technologies to the table, which will enable us to continue our aggressive move forward with the Stratellite and other high altitude air vehicles.” Mr. Jones continued, “For decades, Germany has been well known throughout the world for its rigid airships which have flown for years, and directly helped the United States Navy in developing and flying the rigid airship in the early 1900’s in support of the World War. The proven German rigid airship design has a direct correlation to Sanswire’s advanced technology that is deployed on our high altitude airship.”

Timothy Huff, Chief Executive Officer of GlobeTel, commented, “Our innovative approach in bringing the right team to the table gives us an unsurpassed advantage over other companies, both large and small. I am very pleased to work with such a well- respected professor like Dr. Bernd Kroplin of the University of Stuttgart. With academia backing and infrastructure already in place to help advance our airship program, TAO-Technologies brings technologies that will certainly continue to enhance our current airship design.” Mr. Huff continued, “Bob Jones with his team of experts have already built a wonderful relationship with Dr. Bernd Kroplin and his team. Sanswire will work very closely with our new strategic partner to deploy the new technology and bring the benefits of our teams’ experience to the Sanswire airship and to the world.”

A Stratellite is similar to a satellite, but is stationed in the stratosphere rather than in orbit. At an altitude of 10 to 13 miles above the Earth, each Stratellite will have clear line-of-sight communications capability to an entire major metropolitan area as well as being able to provide coverage across major rural areas. Several Stratellites linked together could cover many hundreds of thousands of square miles. The Stratellite will allow subscribers to easily communicate in “both directions” using readily available wireless devices. In addition to voice and data, proposed telecommunications uses include cellular, 3G/4G mobile, MMDS, paging, fixed wireless telephony, HDTV, real-time surveillance and others.

About GlobeTel

GlobeTel is a diversified, global Telecommunications and Financial Services Company. GlobeTel operates business units in: (i) Stored Value & Remittance Cards as a MasterCard certified processor; (ii) VoIP Carrier Grade Long Distance Services to major long-distance companies; (iii) VoIP development, technology and equipment manufacturing; (iv) advanced WiMax services utilizing GlobeTel’s proprietary “Hotzone” technology; and (v) the development, manufacturing, marketing and provision of near-space platforms known as Stratellites which will soon seamlessly integrate all of GlobeTel’s communications and financial services technologies around the world.

For more information, please go to http://www.sanswire.com or http://www.globetel.net.

Certain statements in this release constitute forward-looking statements or statements which may be deemed or construed to be forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Placement Act of 1995. The words “forecast”, “project”, “intend”, “expect”, “should”, “would”, and similar expressions and all statements, which are not historical facts, are intended to identify forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements involve and are subject to known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which could cause the Company’s actual results, performance (finance or operating) or achievements to differ from future results, performance (financing and operating) or achievements expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. The above are more fully discussed in the Company’s SEC filings. There are numerous factors relating to the development and commercial viability of the Stratellite or High Altitude airship program. There is no guarantee that the Company will be successful with this program and there are risks associated with any investment predicated on this technology. Investors should take care to perform their own independent due diligence on this and all investment decisions. While GlobeTel plans for the success of the program, there is no guarantee that it will be successful with the project.

The company has delivered its third consecutive profitable quarter this year and it continues to improve its sales. Sales this quarter have increased by 11.9% over the same period last year.

For the three quarters ended August 31, 2005 the company has increased sales by 12.0% over the same period last year, achieving year to date sales of $3,959,700 compared with year to date sales for the three quarters ended August 31, 2004 of $3,535,369. Income from operations has increased to $109,888 year to date from a loss of $23,792 over the same period last year.

“We expect to see a further sale increases in our last quarter of the fiscal year and are looking forward to a profitable year. The company continues to remain debt free with a significantly increased cash position.

The increased sales this quarter were the direct result of the large worldwide demand and acceptance of the iNetVu Mobile platforms, which are becoming the platform of choice for satellite operators and resellers around the world. In the forthcoming quarters we will see a number of new iNetVu Mobile products released, which will be adapted to work with new satellite service providers and capable of delivering increased bandwidth for use with video and Voice over IP type services. These new products will contribute significantly to the sales of our mobile products” said Leslie Klein, President and CEO of C-COM Satellite Systems Inc.

About C-COM Satellite Systems, Inc.

C-COM Satellite Systems, Inc. is a leader in the development and deployment of mobile satellite-based technology for the delivery of two-way high-speed Internet services into vehicles. C-COM has developed a unique proprietary Mobile self-pointing (iNetVu(TM)) antenna that allows the delivery of high-speed satellite based Internet services into vehicles while stationary, virtually anywhere where one can drive. The iNetVu Mobile antenna has also been adapted to be deployable from transportable platforms.

The iNetVu Mobile units, which come in 4 different sizes and interface with a large number of readily available satellite modems mount easily on top of vehicles or inside transportable platforms. The iNetVu Mobile uses a standard 12 Volt DC car battery as a power source. It is activated with a simple click of the mouse, deploys automatically, locks on to the selected satellite in a few minutes and delivers 2 way broadband Internet access, VoIP and Video services anywhere in the world.

The company’s satellite-based products and services deliver high-quality, cost-effective solutions for both fixed and mobile applications throughout Canada, the United States, the Caribbean, Europe, Australia, Mexico, Central America, Africa and the Middle East. More information is available at: www.c-comsat.com

iNetVu(TM) is a registered trademark of C-COM Satellite Systems Inc.

The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

C-Com Satellite Systems Inc. (TSX VENTURE:CMI)

NORWALK, Conn. –Oct. 12, 2005–Technology Marketing Corporation (TMC(R)), announced today that Mac McGrath, director of sales, National Account Program/Government Systems Sales, of Toshiba America Information Systems Inc., Digital Solutions Division (TAIS DSD), has accepted an invitation to deliver a keynote address at INTERNET TELEPHONY Conference & EXPO Fall 2005, being held October 24-27, 2005 at the Los Angeles Convention Center.

Mr. McGrath’s address, focusing on “Trends in IP Market Acceptance,” is open to all registered attendees and will take place Wednesday, October 26th at 9:15 a.m. Pacific time. Registration for the conference is now open at http://www.itexpo.com.

INTERNET TELEPHONY Conference & EXPO, held since 1999, is the world’s best-attended VoIP trade show. More than 6,200 attendees packed the most recent show in Miami this past February. TMC projects total attendance in Los Angeles this October to exceed 7,500.

“In my presentation on marketplace trends in IP acceptance, I am drawing on the trends and experiences of our Authorized Toshiba Dealers at more than 800 locations throughout the United States,” McGrath said. “From their experience, we have identified trends in decision-making criteria, real-life usage and how enterprises are making the transition to IP telephony. I look forward to sharing our observations with the audience at Internet Telephony Expo.”

At Toshiba, Mr. McGrath is responsible for directing TAIS DSD’s National Account Program and Government Systems Sales for its telecommunications group. He is commissioned with delivering to these customer channels the Toshiba promise and commitment to the value set enabled through emerging technologies such as IP Telephony and Voice/Data Mobility. He also oversees international distribution and support through the National Account Program. Mr. McGrath has more than 35 years experience in telecommunications, IP and mobile communications sales and marketing.

“Thanks in part to Mr. McGrath’s efforts, Toshiba’s VoIP offerings gain market share year after year, and improve efficiencies for enterprises worldwide,” said Rich Tehrani, TMC President and Conference Chairman for INTERNET TELEPHONY Conference & EXPO.

Tehrani continued, “Mr. McGrath’s considerable time in the field discussing customer VoIP needs with Toshiba clients and channel partners gives him a unique perspective on the true value of VoIP that I know our attendees at INTERNET TELEPHONY Conference & EXPO will appreciate hearing.”

Registration for the conference and trade show is now open. Anyone interested may register by visiting http://www.itexpo.com. Vendors interested in exhibiting or sponsorship opportunities at the show should contact Dave Rodriguez right away at 1-203-852-6800, ext. 146. Or send e-mail to: drodriguez@tmcnet.com.

Press inquiries regarding Mac McGrath’s address can be directed to Mostafa Razzak at 23-31 Communications: 646-442-3361 or by e-mail: m.razzak@23-31.com.

About TMC(R)

Technology Marketing Corporation (TMC) publishes two print magazines: Customer Interaction Solutions, and Internet Telephony; five digital publications, SIP Magazine, Speech-World, WiFi Telephony Magazine, VoIP Developer, WiMAX Magazine; and the online publications TMCnet, Planet PDA Magazine, WiFi Revolution, Alternative Power and BiometriTech. TMC is also the first publisher to test new products in its own on-site laboratories, TMC Labs. TMC also produces The VoIP Developer Conference, Speech-World Conference, IP Contact Center Summit and The Global Call Center Outsourcing Summit. TMCnet publishes more than 20 topical online newsletters. For more information about TMC, visit http://www.tmcnet.com.

The hub for operations will be located at the Samacom teleport facility in Dubai, UAE. The agreement between the two companies facilitates the launch of VSAT services, utilizing iDirect technology to support voice, Internet and data solutions throughout the region, which are scheduled to begin in the Company’s fiscal second quarter ending December 31, 2005.

This agreement expands on Globecomm’s existing relationship with Samacom, which is a member of Dubai Holding. Globecomm has been working with Samacom for several years on the planning and development of Samacom’s Teleport facilities.

David Hershberg, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of Globecomm Systems Inc., said, “Globecomm Network Services Corporation is currently providing International voice and Internet services in Afghanistan, Iraq and the UAE. This agreement represents our commitment in the region and is a big step toward continued expansion of our Middle East Service Operation.”

Yatinder Mahajan, Director of Samacom, said, “As well as expanding our product portfolio, this agreement represents Samacom’s continued commitment to constantly updating and improving our support to businesses in the Middle East. As this market is growing rapidly, Samacom’s agreement with Globecomm expands our capacity to support this demand not only in this region, but in the rest of the world as well.”

About Globecomm Systems

Globecomm Systems Inc. provides end-to-end value-added satellite-based communication solutions by leveraging its core satellite ground segment systems and network capabilities, with satellite communication services capabilities. The solutions Globecomm offers include satellite-based “next generation” networks, militarized commercial off the shelf products and services, voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), video broadcast, business recovery, satellite-based terrestrial restoral, content delivery and other networks on a global basis. Globecomm’s customers include communications service providers, commercial enterprises, Internet Service Providers, content providers and government and government-related entities.

Based in Hauppauge, New York, Globecomm Systems also maintains offices in Washington, DC, Hong Kong, the United Kingdom and the United Arab Emirates.

About Samacom

Sama Communication Company Limited, a member of Dubai Holding, is the leading provider of satellite communication services in the Middle East. Established in 2001, Samacom is a vertically integrated satellite services provider that owns and operates its own communication infrastructure, enabling it to act as a strategic partner to its customers. These facilities include: Operational Infrastructure, Support Services and Solution development services. Samacom also shares infrastructure with other service providers and distributes the services of other networks. Samacom provides world-class professional broadcasting and Internet services via satellites to customers; operating not only out of Dubai but also to regional and international customers.

For more information contact:

David Hershberg: Chairman and Chief Executive Officer 631-231-9800,
Globecomm Systems Inc.
Matthew Byron: Investor Relations 631-457-1301, Globecomm Systems Inc.

Globecomm Systems Inc., 45 Oser Avenue, Hauppauge, NY 11788-3816, USA.
TEL: 631 231-9800, FAX: 631 231-1557;
Email: ir@globecommsystems.com; Web: www.globecommsystems.com.

Certain of the statements contained in this press release may be deemed forward-looking statements. Such statements, and other matters addressed in this press release, involve a number of risks and uncertainties. Among the factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from these statements and matters include risks and other factors detailed, from time to time, in the Company’s reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including, but not limited to, the Company’s Annual Reports for the year ended June 30, 2005 on Form 10-K and its Quarterly Reports on Form 10-Q, which the Company urges investors to consider. These risks and other factors include, but are not limited to general and political and economic instability in the United States and abroad, including the hostilities in Iraq and Afghanistan.

BroadSoft, Inc., the leading provider of VoIP application software, today announced that MCM Telecom, a leading competitive service provider based in Mexico City has selected BroadSoft’s hosted VoIP application software to support its suite of corporate voice network services. MCM Telecom will use the BroadSoft(R) BroadWorks(R) platform to deliver hosted PBX services to medium and large enterprises in Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Monterrey.

MCM Telecom’s fiber optic network serves 500 office buildings in Mexico City’s business center. Delivered over MCM’s high-capacity fiber network, its Symphony service lets businesses reduce both ongoing costs and deployment expenses.

MCM Telecom also bundles its “soft phone,” MCM Broadphone, with the service. With the soft phone, users make calls over their PCs, so enterprises do not need to buy new phones for each end user. Productivity improvements come through easy-to-use, web-based control of advanced communications features like find-me/follow-me, group functions, and auto attendant.

“With BroadSoft’s BroadWorks platform, we defined the Symphony service to meet the needs of medium and large enterprise customers,” said Mark Hilton, chief operating officer for MCM Telecom. “Our customers can now access the latest voice and multimedia communications features without major investment and keep their employees as connected and productive as possible.”

“MCM Telecom’s early fiber deployment to key business centers is an example of their vision and focus in addressing the enterprise market in Mexico City,” said Michael Tessler, CEO and president of BroadSoft. “Delivering the BroadWorks-based Symphony service over that infrastructure, and combining those VoIP applications with the MCM Telecom soft client, brings a revolutionary communications alternative to medium and large enterprises.”

BroadSoft’s BroadWorks VoIP application platform provides a comprehensive range of advanced applications, including hosted PBX, IP Centrex, mobile PBX, business trunking and residential broadband services fully integrated into a single VoIP application platform. BroadWorks is uniquely capable of providing these applications with the reliability, redundancy, scalability and regulatory capabilities required to deliver carrier-class service.

About MCM Telecom

MCM, The Broadband Company, was founded in 1996 and is the leading provider of enterprise communications solutions in Mexico, serving corporate customers with mission-critical applications with a complete portfolio of services that encompass local, long distance and international telephony, high speed Internet access, data center, VoIP, data links, wireless and outsourcing. MCM owns the largest and most advanced metro fiber optic network in Mexico, and is recognized for superb performance and customer service. In 2005 MCM extended service coverage to Guadalajara and Monterrey. For more information, visit www.mcmtelecom.com.mx

About BroadSoft

BroadSoft’s VoIP application software is revolutionizing the delivery of hosted telephony and multimedia services. Its flagship BroadWorks(R) technology empowers wireless and wireline carriers to deliver next-generation voice and multimedia applications and advanced features that increase revenue, enhance competitive differentiation and elevate customer satisfaction. BroadSoft’s family of carrier-class software products delivers the scale, open architecture and reliability that the world’s leading telecommunications companies demand to serve mission-critical enterprise and residential broadband customers. BroadSoft’s customer base of over 110 network operators, including BellSouth, MCI, Singtel, Telstra, Verizon and XO Communications leads the industry with more than 1,200,000 lines deployed. Additional information is available at www.broadsoft.com.

BroadSoft and BroadWorks are registered trademarks of BroadSoft, Inc.

All other names are trademarks of their respective companies.