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                                                                    EXHIBIT 10.2

SPECIFIC CO-OPERATION AND DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT

Dated:                November 8, 2000

Between                              (3044016 NOVA SCOTIA COMPANY)
                                     ("OZ")

                                                    and

                                     ERICSSON CANADA INC.
                                     ("ERICSSON")

1.       BACKGROUND

         1.1.     This Specific Co-operation and Development Agreement ("SCDA")
                  is an agreement under the General Co-operation and Development
                  Agreement (the "GCDA") between an affiliate of ERICSSON,
                  ERICSSON Telecom AB, and an affiliate of OZ, OZ.COM, entered
                  into on November 1, 2000. Except to the extent inconsistent
                  with the terms of this SCDA, the terms set out in the GCDA
                  will form an integral part of this SCDA. It sets forth the
                  terms and conditions under which:

                  1.1.1.   OZ would perform DEVELOPMENT WORK and render other
                           consulting services for ERICSSON. For purposes of
                           this SCDA, "DEVELOPMENT WORK" will include all
                           "DEVELOPMENT WORK", as contemplated by the GCDA,
                           consulting work, and similar services.

                  1.1.2.   ERICSSON would offer assistance to OZ in performing
                           DEVELOPMENT WORK and other activities ("ERICSSON
                           SUPPORT WORK"). For purposes of this SCDA, the
                           DEVELOPMENT WORK and the ERICSSON SUPPORT WORK will
                           be collectively designated "WORK".

         1.2.     The terms capitalised and in bold face will have the meaning
                  set forth in this SCDA or the GCDA unless the context
                  obviously requires otherwise. If defined in both, the meaning
                  set forth in this SCDA will prevail.

         1.3.     The terms and conditions of this SCDA will apply to any WORK
                  performed by either party, unless otherwise agreed in writing.
                  General Purchasing Conditions of either party, even if
                  attached to any PURCHASE ORDER, will not apply to any WORK.

         1.4.     The term of this SCDA ("TERM") will be a period, beginning
                  upon its execution by the parties and terminating on a date
                  two years after a research and development facility is fully
                  operational as required by Section 3.3 below, unless extended
                  as set forth in Section 3.5.4 of this SCDA.

2.       SENIOR REVIEW COMMITTEE

         2.1.     The Parties will set up a "SENIOR REVIEW COMMITTEE" to review
                  the DEVELOPMENT WORK and the ERICSSON SUPPORT WORK.

         2.2.     Each Party will nominate two members to be its representatives
                  on the SENIOR REVIEW COMMITTEE. Either Party may at any time
                  and from time to time change its

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                  representatives by written notice to the other. Any
                  representative may be represented by a substitute.

         2.3.     The SENIOR REVIEW COMMITTEE will be chaired by a chairperson
                  nominated by OZ.

         2.4.     The SENIOR REVIEW COMMITTEE will review the progress on the
                  DEVELOPMENT WORK and discuss OZ's future business "roadmap"
                  generally.

         2.5.     The SENIOR REVIEW COMMITTEE will meet at least quarterly at
                  reasonable times and places specified by OZ.

         2.6.     The SENIOR REVIEW COMMITTEE will:

                  2.6.1.   Ensure the continuous adaptation of the details of
                           this SCDA in order to ensure the implementation of
                           its purpose.

                  2.6.2.   Co-ordinate activities under this SCDA with
                           activities of their respective affiliated companies.

                  2.6.3.   Co-ordinate activities under this SCDA with the
                           Microcell Group of Companies and any other third
                           parties who are participating with ERICSSON and OZ in
                           any DEVELOPMENT WORK.

                  2.6.4.   Agree on case by case basis to a reasonable split of
                           revenues from sales and licensing of the results of
                           the DEVELOPMENT WORK contemplated by Section 3.1.2.

                  2.6.5.   Generally, resolve all matters in relation to this
                           SCDA.

         2.7.     Meetings may be attended by a reasonable number of other
                  representatives as required to carry out the purpose of this
                  SCDA.

         2.8.     Minutes of meetings will be recorded by a secretary designated
                  by the chairperson. The secretary does not have to be a
                  representative and may be from outside the Parties'
                  organisations. Minutes will be circulated and deemed approved
                  if no objection is raised in the month following their
                  circulation to the Parties' representatives by email, fax or
                  hand.

         2.9.     The SENIOR REVIEW COMMITTEE may delegate its authority to
                  subcommittees formed for the purpose of any activity carried
                  out pursuant to this SCDA.

3.       DEVELOPMENT WORK

         3.1.     The DEVELOPMENT WORK will consist of the development of:

                  3.1.1.   the ERICSSON iPulse product or

                  3.1.2.   work that does not fall within the purview of Section
                           3.1.1.

         3.2.     The DEVELOPMENT WORK to be performed will be identified by OZ
                  and submitted by OZ for review by the SENIOR REVIEW COMMITTEE,
                  which will confirm the applicable

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                  technical specifications, delivery dates, acceptance criteria,
                  estimated costs, and other relevant items. These items will be
                  determined by the SENIOR REVIEW COMMITTEE in good faith. The
                  parties will work in good faith to establish terms of
                  reference for DEVELOPMENT WORK within the budgetary objectives
                  for DEVELOPMENT WORK set forth in Section 3.4 and 3.5.
                  ERICSSON will not refuse a reasonable request by OZ to perform
                  DEVELOPMENT WORK contemplated by Section 3.1 although it is
                  understood that:

                  3.2.1.   applications will be consistent with the core
                           strategies of each party;

                  3.2.2.   no less than US$2,000,000 of the US$6,000,000 will be
                           used to develop the iPulse product mentioned in
                           Section 3.1.1 in a manner consistent with the
                           Specific Co-operation and Development Agreement
                           between Ericsson Telecom AB and OZ.COM for
                           communications and link dated February 4, 1999; .

         3.3.     Except as otherwise determined by the SENIOR REVIEW COMMITTEE,
                  the DEVELOPMENT WORK will be substantially performed at a
                  fully operational development centre to be established by OZ
                  in the  Metropolitan Montreal area. It is understood that some
                  initial work on the iPulse product line will not be performed
                  in the Montreal area development centre and might be assigned
                  to an affiliate of OZ.

         3.4.     The prices for DEVELOPMENT WORK will generally be lump sum
                  prices determined by the SENIOR REVIEW COMMITTEE, it being
                  understood that the prices will generally be no higher than
                  the rates generally charged for similar work by similar
                  research and development facilities.

         3.5.     In consideration for the DEVELOPMENT WORK, ERICSSON will
                  advance to OZ a total of US$6,000,000 during the TERM as
                  follows:

                  3.5.1.   The advances will be made in eight (8) equal
                           instalments of US$750,000, the first instalment
                           payable at closing and subsequently every three (3)
                           months, that is on the 8th day of February, May,
                           August and November, the final payment to be made on
                           August 8, 2002.

                  3.5.2.   These advances will be applied by ERICSSON against
                           amounts due for DEVELOPMENT WORK.

                  3.5.3.   If the amount due for DEVELOPMENT WORK in any quarter
                           is greater than US$750,000 ERICSSON will pay this
                           amount to OZ and the excess over US$750,000 will be
                           applied to reduce the advance payable in any
                           subsequent quarter.

                  3.5.4.   If required, the TERM will be extended until all
                           advances have been applied to payments due for work
                           done, except that no advances will be made by
                           ERICSSON beyond the US$6,000,000 mentioned above.
                           This limitation on advances will not limit ERICSSON's
                           obligation to make payments for agreed DEVELOPMENT
                           WORK beyond the amount of the advances to which
                           ERICSSON has committed in this Section 3.5.4.

         3.6.     DEVELOPMENT WORK will be deemed "CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION" for
                  purposes of Article 16 of the GDCA and the DEVELOPMENT WORK
                  and other activities under this SCDA will be covered by a "Non
                  Disclosure Agreement" between the affiliates of the parties
                  dated February 25, 1998.

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4.       ERICSSON SUPPORT WORK

         4.1.     ERICSSON will, as set forth below, generally assist OZ in
                  performing the DEVELOPMENT WORK and establishing itself as a
                  leading supplier of what is generally known as "Third
                  Generation" ("3G") telecommunications technology by:

                  4.1.1.   Giving OZ reasonable access to ERICSSON's "W-CDMA"
                           testing and integration laboratory at ERICSSON's
                           facility located at 8400 Decarie Boulevard, Town of
                           Mount Royal, Quebec ("3G LAB");

                  4.1.2.   Making available to OZ up to 6,000 hours of
                           assistance of qualified experts for the purpose of
                           assisting OZ in the testing of the DEVELOPMENT WORK
                           and other of its 3G products and the co-ordination of
                           the DEVELOPMENT WORK and other OZ product strategies
                           with ERICSSON's product strategies generally.

         4.2.     OZ access to the 3G LAB will be in accordance with ERICSSON
                  standard rates, rules, terms and conditions of access
                  reasonably established by ERICSSON and communicated to OZ from
                  time to time via the SENIOR REVIEW COMMITTEE. The standard
                  access charge will not, however, be charged for the first 300
                  hours of this access.

5.       NO SOLICITATION OF EMPLOYEES

         During the TERM, neither party (the "RECRUITING PARTY") will, directly
         or indirectly, (i) hire any employee of the other (the "EMPLOYER") or
         (ii) otherwise recruit any such employee to become an employee of, or a
         consultant to, the RECRUITING PARTY, without the other's express
         written consent. This restriction will also apply to the recruiting of
         persons who have been employees of the EMPLOYER who are normally
         resident in Canada and who are temporarily on an expatriate contract
         with a company within the EMPLOYER's group of companies. Any
         contemplated hiring or recruiting affected by this clause will be
         submitted to the SENIOR REVIEW COMMITTEE for review and approval.

6.       INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

         6.1.     In the case of DEVELOPMENT WORK contemplated by Section 3.1.1,
                  Intellectual property rights will be determined as set forth
                  in the GCDA.

         6.2.     In the case of DEVELOPMENT WORK contemplated by 3.1.2, the
                  rules set forth in the GCDA will be modified as follows:

                  6.2.1.   Except as otherwise agreed by the SENIOR REVIEW
                           COMMITTEE, the deliverables from the DEVELOPMENT WORK
                           will include periodic consulting reports and showcase
                           applications, which will be pilot applications
                           demonstrating potential commercial uses of the Third
                           Generation platform being promoted by ERICSSON but
                           will not include any transfer of technology,
                           including any technology that may come into existence
                           as part of the DEVELOPMENT WORK. ERICSSON will own
                           the copyrights and rights of publication of any
                           consulting reports, the right to use and perform the
                           DEVELOPMENT WORK and any necessary license to OZ
                           technology required to enable ERICSSON'S use

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                           of the DEVELOPMENT WORK (on a royalty free basis
                           unless otherwise agreed by the SENIOR REVIEW
                           COMMITTEE).

                  6.2.2.   Notwithstanding Article 4.7 of the GCDA (and unless
                           otherwise decided by the SENIOR REVIEW COMMITTEE), OZ
                           will retain all rights to industrial and intellectual
                           property rights including any patent rights, know
                           how, copyrights (except with respect to consulting
                           reports), design rights, rights to circuit patterns
                           in semiconductor products, technical documentation
                           and any other industrial and intellectual property
                           rights included therein which have been created by OZ
                           (or its affiliates or subcontractors) under this
                           SCDA, or have been acquired in connection with the
                           DEVELOPMENT WORK although ERICSSON will retain any
                           industrial and intellectual property rights inherent
                           in the ERICSSON SUPPORT WORK.

                  6.2.3.   ERICSSON will assist in preparing and signing such
                           documents as may be necessary to enable OZ or OZ.COM,
                           to be registered as holder of patents or other
                           industrial and intellectual property rights.
                           Reasonable compensation will be paid for such
                           assistance.

                  6.2.4.   Both parties will maintain ownership of any
                           background technology that they contribute to the
                           DEVELOPMENT WORK. These technology contributions in
                           will be reviewed by the SENIOR REVIEW Committee when
                           its draws up the specifications for DEVELOPMENT WORK
                           and periodically thereafter so that the Parties' may
                           delineate respective intellectual property rights in
                           good faith.

7.       NOTICES

8.       Except as otherwise determined by the SENIOR REVIEW COMMITTEE, notices
         will be given as set forth in the GDCA to the persons indicated in
         Schedule A.

9.       DISPUTES

         9.1.     The Parties will use their best efforts to resolve any
                  disputes.

         9.2.     Any disputes will first be submitted to the SENIOR REVIEW
                  COMMITTEE for discussion and resolution. The SENIOR REVIEW
                  COMMITTEE will discuss the dispute in good faith appointing,
                  if deemed useful by any representative, experts (who may be
                  third-parties) to examine the relevant facts and to report to
                  the SENIOR REVIEW COMMITTEE.

         9.3.     If, in the opinion of any Party, the SENIOR REVIEW COMMITTEE
                  is unable to resolve a dispute in a fair and expeditious
                  manner, any representative may demand in writing the matter be
                  submitted to final and binding arbitration in accordance with
                  the rules set forth in the Quebec Code of Civil Procedure. The
                  arbitration will take place in Montreal and will be conducted
                  in English.

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10.      CHOICE OF LAW

11.      This SCDA will be governed by the law in effect in the Province of
         Quebec. When the provisions of the GCDA are applied by reference in
         accordance with Section 1.1, they will be interpreted in a manner
         consistent with Swedish law.

ERICSSON CANADA INC.                          (3044016 NOVA SCOTIA COMPANY).

/s/ DAVID WILLIAMS, General Counsel           /s/ GUNNAR THORODSSEN
------------------------------------          ----------------------------------
By:                                           By:

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                                   SCHEDULE A
                                     NOTICES

Commercial matters

ERICSSON

Address: ERICSSON Canada Inc.
8400 Decarie Blvd.
Town of Mount Royal, Quebec
H4P 2N2 Canada
Attention: General Counsel
Telephone: _____________________
E-mail: ______________________

OZ
Name: Robert G. Quinn
Address: OZ.COM
Snorrabraut 54
105 Reykjavik
Iceland
Telephone: +354 535 0000
E-mail: bob@OZ.is

Technical matters

ERICSSON

Address: _______________________

____________________________

____________________________
Attention: General Counsel
Telephone: _____________________
E-mail: ________________________

OZ

Name: Kjartan Emilsson
Address: OZ.COM
Snorrabraut 54
105 Reykjavik
Iceland
Telephone: +354 535 0000
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                                                                   EXHIBIT 10.3*

                   VALUE ADDED DISTRIBUTION LICENSE AGREEMENT

                                     between

                            ERICSSON RADIO SYSTEMS AB

                                       and

                                     OZ.COM

* Certain portions of this Exhibit have been omitted and filed separately under
  an application for confidential treatment.

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                THE VALUE ADDED DISTRIBUTOR LICENSE AGREEMENT ("Agreement) by
                and between Ericsson Radio Systems AB (hereinafter "Owner"), a
                Sweden corporation, having an address for purposes of this
                Agreement at Torshamnsgatan 23, SE-164 80 Stockholm, Sweden, and
                OZ.COM and its subsidiaries, (hereinafter "VAR"), a California
                corporation, having an address for purposes of this Agreement at
                Snorrabraut 54, IS-105 Reykjavik, Iceland:

                WITNESSETH:

                WHEREAS, VAR have co-developed certain computer programs for and
                on behalf of Owner named iPulse (the "Code").

                WHEREAS, Owner is the owner of certain results of the joint
                development work and has been granted certain rights to
                proprietary technology and solutions owned by VAR;

                WHEREAS, VAR now desires (i) to market, sublicense and
                distribute the Code directly to its customers and use the Code
                in order to develop, market and to provide certain services
                related to the Code and other computer software (hereinafter
                defined as "Hosting Services") to its customers;

                WHEREAS, VAR and Owner previously have entered into a Value
                Added Reseller Agreement ("Old Agreement") dated February 25,
                2000;

                WHEREAS, this Agreement is intended to replace the Old Agreement
                and all other licensing rights obtained by VAR in any other
                agreement with Owner or any other company within the Ericsson
                Group, with the express exemption of any rights that have been
                granted for Canada in relation to the agreements made between,
                Ericsson Canada Inc, Microcell Telecommunications Inc, and VAR
                on [date]; and

                WHEREAS, each party hereto represents that it is ready, willing,
                and able to undertake the responsibilities and obligations set
                forth in this Agreement, and that it possesses the rights,
                resources, and capabilities to perform its responsibilities
                under this Agreement;

                NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises, and of the
                obligations herein made and undertaken, the parties hereto do
                hereby covenant and agree that the Old Agreement shall become
                null and void and also agree as follows:

        1       DEFINITIONS

                For the purpose of this Agreement, the definitions set forth in
                this Section shall apply to the respective capitalized terms:

                "CODE" -- Computer programming code consisting of the Client
                Code, Server Code and SDK, including source code (i.e.
                human-readable), object code (i.e. machine-readable), and
                associated procedural code, as more fully described in the
                Development Agreements.

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                "CLIENT CODE" -- A client software application to be used on a
                personal computer, mobile phone or any other device, intended to
                connect to Server Code, as more fully described in the
                Development Agreements.

                "DOCUMENTATION" -- The printed material relating to the Code,
                including, without being limited to, the description of the
                principles of operation.

                "ENHANCEMENT" -- A change or addition to the Code or
                Documentation, other than an Error Correction, that improves its
                function, adds new function, or substantially enhances its
                performance. Enhancements shall not include programs that have a
                value and utility separate from the use of the Code and that, as
                a practical matter, may be priced and offered separately from
                the Code.

                "ERICSSON GROUP" -- means Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson and
                any of its directly or indirectly controlled subsidiaries.

                "ERROR" -- A defect in the Code or a mistake in the
                Documentation that prevents the Code from functioning in
                material conformity with the Specifications.

                "ERROR CORRECTION" -- A change to the Code or the Documentation
                that is in a form that allows its application to the Code or
                inclusion in the Documentation to re-establish material
                conformity with the Specifications. All Error Correction shall
                be considered part of Code and Documentation for all purposes
                under this Agreement.

                "HOSTING SERVICE"-- A service offering whereby VAR provides
                managed care and hosting services using the Server Code and/or
                Products, remote monitoring of the Server Code and/or Products
                and related consulting, customization, system integration,
                support and maintenance services to its customers.

                "PRODUCT(s)" -- Computer programs that are developed entirely by
                VAR, including its third-party licensees and contractors and are
                aimed to operate in connection with or without the Code as a
                portion of its Hosting Service.

                "SERVER CODE" -- A server software application allowing
                connections with and between Client Code applications, as more
                fully described in the Specifications attached hereto as Exhibit
                A.

                "SDK" -- A software developers kit further described in Exhibit
                A.

        2       VAR RESPONSIBILITIES

        2.1     Development of Hosting Services. VAR shall use all reasonable
                efforts to develop the Hosting Services. Upon completion of
                development of the Hosting Services, VAR shall test and evaluate
                the Hosting Services and assess their usefulness, performance,
                and marketability.

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        2.2     Marketing. If such assessment is positive, VAR shall use all
                reasonable efforts to market the Hosting Services in accordance
                with this Agreement. VAR shall use all reasonable efforts to
                package Hosting Services that VAR determines to be commercially
                reasonable offerings and to market the Client Code as set out in
                this Agreement.

        2.3     Cooperation and Marketing Efforts. VAR and Owner shall
                continuously discuss how to approach the market and to use
                market opportunities for the best benefit of both Parties.
                However, the above shall not in any way restrict VAR's right to
                offer and sell Hosting Services to any third party.

        2.4     Responsibilities Toward Customers. Except as otherwise provided
                in this Agreement, VAR shall assume all responsibility and
                liability to its customers with respect to the Products and
                shall assume all responsibility and liability for related
                customer support and assistance.

        2.5     Royalties. VAR shall pay royalties to Owner in accordance with
                Section 4.

        3       GRANT OF LICENSE

        3.1     Owner hereby grants to VAR nonexclusive, perpetual and
                irrevocable world-wide rights and license to:

                a)      to use, market and distribute the Client Code to
                        end-user customers and/or in cooperation with internet
                        companies to provide Hosting Services and for such
                        services to use, and operate the Server Code, for the
                        benefit of such end-user customers;

                b)      Use, and reproduce the Code and Documentation in object
                        code form or by using the SDK as VAR or with its
                        subcontractors, mPresence partners and its customers for
                        use in relation to mPresence services and for the
                        purposes of offering Hosting Services;

                c)      Use, reproduce, sublicense and distribute copies of the
                        Code (in object code form only) and Documentation to
                        VAR's subcontractors, Hosting Service partners and
                        customers in connection with the Hosting Services;

                d)      Use, The Code and Documentation in order to market,
                        promote and sell Hosting Services to VAR's customers and
                        for the benefit of end-users of such customers;

                e)      Use, reproduce, sublicense, market and sell copies of
                        the Code (in object code form only) and Documentation as
                        a Hosting Service or parts of a Hosting Service to
                        customers of VAR;

                f)      Use and display the trademarks, service marks, and logos
                        related to the Code and as specified in Ericsson's
                        Corporate Visual Language Manual and Exhibit B; and

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                g)      Use and copy the Code and Documentation thereof, for
                        marketing, training, and demonstration purposes with
                        respect to the Hosting Services.

                Any further rights to extend or add to the Code will be dealt
                with and agreed to by Owner on case-by-case bases.

        4       ROYALTIES AND PAYMENTS

        4.1     [***]

        4.2     [***]

        4.3     [***]

        4.4     Audit. Upon Owner's request, at mutually agreeable times no more
                frequently than twice annually, Owner or an agent or accounting
                firm chosen by Owner shall be provided reasonable access during
                normal business hours to the relevant records of VAR for
                purposes of audit of royalties due. Records sufficient to verify
                the revenue received and authorized end-user copies sold,
                leased, or otherwise distributed or transferred shall be
                maintained by VAR and made available for audit. Persons
                conducting the audit shall be provided a reasonable opportunity
                to interview any employees of VAR who have engaged in the
                marketing of Products in order to corroborate the information
                contained in such records.

        5       AVAILABILITY OF ENHANCEMENTS AND PRODUCTS

        5.1     Owner shall, to the extent developed or acquired by Owner and/or
                jointly developed by Owner and VAR offer VAR Enhancements for
                inclusion in the Code and Documentation as soon as they become
                available at conditions and prices to be agreed between Owner
                and VAR.

[***] These provisions have been omitted and filed separately under an
      application for confidential treatment.

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        5.2     VAR shall offer to license or sell Hosting Services to Owner on
                terms to which the parties shall, in good faith, agree.

        6       LIMITED WARRANTY AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

        6.1     Ownership and Authority. To the extent and with limitations
                produced by the Development Agreements, Owner warrants that it
                is the owner of certain U.S. and international copyrights in the
                Code and Documentation and that it has all rights necessary for
                the grant of the right and license granted by this Agreement.

        6.2     Disclaimer. As between the parties, VAR assumes responsibility
                for determining the suitability of the Code, for its use in
                Products, and for results obtained. Owner makes no warranty that
                all Errors have been or can be eliminated from the Code or
                Documentation, except as expressly stated above, and Owner shall
                in no event be responsible for losses of any kind resulting from
                the use of the Code or the Documentation in Products, including,
                without limitation, any liability for business expense, machine
                downtime, or damages caused to VAR or VAR's customers by any
                deficiency, defect, error, or malfunction. EXCEPT AS
                SPECIFICALLY SET FORH HEREIN, OWNER DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES,
                EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THE CODE OR
                DOCUMENTATION OR ANY USE THEREOF, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION,
                ANY WARRANTY WHATSOEVER AS TO THE FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR USE
                OF THE CODE OR DOCUMENTATION.

        6.3     Limitation of Liability. In no event shall Owner be liable to
                VAR or VAR's customers for any indirect, special, incidental, or
                consequential damages, including lost profits.

        7       OBLIGATION FOR EXPENSES

        7.1     Owner shall have no obligation or requirement whatsoever to
                reimburse VAR for any expenses or costs incurred by VAR in the
                performance of, or otherwise by reason of, this Agreement. VAR's
                incursion of costs or expenses under this Agreement is at its
                sole risk and upon its independent business judgement that such
                costs and expenses are appropriate.

        8       MARKING OF PRODUCTS

        8.1     All code and Documentation, including any Enhancements, shall be
                marked with Owner's copyright notice. Copies of the Code offered
                by VAR shall display Owner's copyright notice as set out in
                Appendix B. VAR may mark the Code included in Product with its
                own trademark and copyright notice as also set out in Exhibit B.

        9       TERM OF AGREEMENT, TERMINATION

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        9.1     Breach. Should either party commit a material breach in its
                obligations hereunder, or should any of the representations of
                either party prove to be untrue in any material respect, the
                other party may, at its option, terminate this Agreement by 60
                days' written notice to the other party. Such notice shall
                identify and describe the default upon which termination is
                based. The defaulting party shall have 30 days to cure such
                default, which, if effected, shall prevent termination by virtue
                of such default.

        9.2     Survival. Notwithstanding any termination or expiration of this
                Agreement, VAR shall retain the right to promote, market,
                support, train, license and otherwise provide Hosting Services
                based on the then current version of the Code as well as to
                continue to support Authorized End-User Copies that have been
                completed, marketed, and installed pursuant to the VAR License
                prior to the effective date of termination, subject to continued
                payment of applicable royalties to Owner.

        9.3     Continuation of Payment. Owner shall continue to be entitled to
                fees and charges set forth in Section 5 that have accrued or
                shall accrue and become due and owing to Owner with respect to
                Products for a period of 3 years next following the effective
                date of this Agreement. At the end of such 3-year period,
                providing all royalties due have been paid, all licenses granted
                by Owner hereunder shall be deemed fully paid up and this
                Agreement shall not hereafter by subject to termination of
                Owner.

        10      INDEMNIFICATION

        10.1    Owner Indemnification. Owner agrees to, and does hereby,
                indemnify and hold harmless VAR from any and all claims,
                demands, or actions alleging that the Code or Documentation,
                including any Enhancements, in the form delivered by Owner,
                infringes or abridges any third-party rights in copyright, trade
                secret, or other intellectual property rights.

        10.2    VAR Indemnification. VAR agrees to, and does hereby, indemnify
                and hold harmless Owner from any and all claims, demands, or
                actions from or relating to Products, or use by customers of
                Products, and based on or related to VAR's performance,
                nonperformance, infringement of third-party intellectual
                property rights, representations or statements made, or other
                actions with respect to Products.

        10.3    Conditions. The foregoing indemnities shall be contingent upon
                the party seeking to enforce the indemnity against the other
                party (1) giving written notice to the other party of any claim,
                demand, or action for which indemnity is sought; (2) fully
                cooperating in the defense or settlement of any such claim,
                demand, or action; and (3) obtaining the prior written agreement
                of the indemnifying party to any settlement of proposal of
                settlement.

        11      MISCELLANEOUS

        11.1    No Assertion of Rights. It is expressly understood and agreed
                that, as between Owner and VAR, all right, title, and interest
                in and to the Code and Documentation, including any other
                material furnished to VAR under this

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                agreement vests solely and exclusively in the Owner, and VAR
                shall neither derive nor assert any title or interest in or to
                such materials except for the rights of use or licenses granted
                under this Agreement.

        11.2    Independent Contractor Status. VAR is an independent contractor
                under this Agreement, and this Agreement shall not be construed
                as to create a partnership, joint venture, or agency
                relationship between the parties hereto. VAR shall have no
                authority to enter into agreements of any kind on behalf of
                Owner and shall not have the power or authority to bind or
                obligate Owner in any manner to any third party.

        11.3    No Conflict of Interest. VAR represents and warrants that it has
                full power and authority to undertake the obligations set forth
                in this Agreement and that it has not entered into any other
                agreements that would render it incapable of satisfactorily
                performing its obligations hereunder, or that would place it in
                a position of conflict of interest or be inconsistent or in
                conflict with its obligations hereunder.

        11.4    No Assignment. VAR represents that it is acting on its own
                behalf and is not acting as an agent for or on behalf of any
                third party and further agrees that it may not assign its rights
                or obligations under this Agreement without the prior written
                consent of Owner, provided, however, that this license shall be
                freely transferable to any purchaser substantially all of the
                assets of, or a majority of the outstanding voting stock of,
                VAR, or any company into which VAR is merged, whether or not VAR
                is the surviving entity.

        11.5    Notices. Any notices required or permitted to be sent shall be
                delivered personally, by overnight delivery service (such as
                Federal Express or DHL), or mailed certified mail, postage
                prepaid, return receipt requested, to the party's at the address
                noted above, unless by such notice a different address shall
                have been designated. Such notice shall be deemed to have been
                received upon actual delivery in the case of personal or
                overnight delivery and within three (3) business days after such
                mailing.

        11.6    Governing Laws. All questions concerning the validity,
                operation, interpretation, and construction of this Agreement
                will be governed by and determined in accordance with the laws
                of Sweden.

        11.7    No Waiver. Neither party shall be mere lapse of time, without
                giving notice or taking other action hereunder, be deemed to
                have waived any breach by the other party of any of the
                provisions of this Agreement. Further, the waiver by either
                party of a particular breach of this Agreement by the other
                shall not be construed or constitute a continuing waiver of such
                breach or of other breached of the same or other provisions of
                this Agreement.

        11.8    Force Majeure. Neither party shall be in default if failure to
                perform any obligation hereunder caused solely by supervening
                conditions beyond that party's control, including acts of God,
                civil commotion, strikes, labor disputes, and governmental
                demands or requirements.

        11.9    Entire understanding. The parties hereto acknowledge that each
                has read this Agreement, understands it, and agrees to be bound
                by its terms. This Agreement sets for the entire understanding
                between the parties as to the

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                subject matter hereof. This Agreement may be amended only by a
                subsequent writing that specifically refers to this Agreement
                and is signed by both parties, and no other act, document,
                usage, or custom shall be deemed to amend this Agreement.

        IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have caused this Agreement to be
        executed by their respectively duly authorized representatives as set
        forth below.

        ERICSSON RADIO SYSTEMS AB              OZ.COM

        By: /s/ Lars Boman                     By: /s/ Skuli Mogensen

        Title:     VP & GM                     Title:      CEO
              --------------------------              --------------------------

        Date:      2000/11/01                  Date:       2000/11/01
             ---------------------------             ---------------------------

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                                   Exhibit A

                           [consisting of two pages]

                                     [***]

[***] These provisions have been omitted and filed separately under an
      application for confidential treatment.
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                                                       Appendix B to VADLA

BRANDING POLICIES FOR iPULSE AND mPRESENCE

        OZ.COM and Ericsson agree on the following branding rules for iPulse and
mPresence:

1) CLIENTS AND USER INTERFACES

        When mPresence utilizes the iPulse client and user interfaces, it shall
        comply with the SDK product branding rules set by the Link VC, i.e.,
        placement of `Powered by iPulse' logo, and Ericsson and OZ.COM logos in
        about box.

2) OZ.COM PRESS MATERIAL

        Press Releases related to mPresence shall contain branding copy of
        iPulse when applicable.

        The branding copy should be visible and readable in regular font-size
        within the main body of the release.

        The Branding copy shall be: iPulse(TM) is co-developed by Ericsson and
        OZ.COM.

        Separately, the branding copy should appear in the legal (mouse-type)
        copyright and trademark copy that follows at the end of the marketing
        materials.

        iPulse(TM) is a registered trademark LM Ericsson AB. iPulse is
        co-developed by Ericsson and OZ.COM.

3) IPULSE PRESS MATERIAL FROM ERICSSON

        Press Releases related to iPulse shall contain the agreed branding copy.

        The branding copy should be visible and readable in regular font-size
        within the main body of the release.

        The Branding copy shall be: iPulse(TM) is co-developed by Ericsson and
        OZ.COM.

        Separately, the branding copy should appear in the legal (mouse-type)
        copyright and trademark copy that follows at the end of the marketing
        materials.

        iPulse(TM) is a registered trademark LM Ericsson AB. iPulse is
        co-developed by Ericsson and OZ.COM.

4) MARKETING MATERIAL FOR MPRESENCE AND IPULSE

        In any marketing material that refers to iPulse, the branding copy
        "iPulse(TM) is co-developed by Ericsson and OZ.COM" should follow as
        close to the first instance the product name "iPulse" is referenced as
        possible. This guideline is similarly adopted for the inclusion of (TM)
        next to the product name.

        The branding copy should be visible and easily readable within the main
        body of the marketing material. And secondly the branding copy is again
        repeated in the legal copyright and trademark copy.

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With the branding guidelines understood and agreed upon, neither Ericsson nor
OZ.COM should require rigorous review of marketing materials being published or
printed. However, as a courtesy, both companies should inform each other and
cooperate on reviewing materials that support the promotion of iPulse. This
exchange and communication should actively occur between the marketing
communications and product marketing functions of both Link VC and OZ.COM prior
to the publication of any marketing materials.

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