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CounterPath's eyeBeam 1.5 Softphone Achieves NeuStar Interoperability Certification
[March 13, 2007]

CounterPath's eyeBeam 1.5 Softphone Achieves NeuStar Interoperability Certification


LONDON, March 13 /PRNewswire/ --

NeuStar, Inc. (NYSE: NSR) announced today that CounterPath's eyeBeam 1.5
softphone, a leading multimedia PC client, has successfully completed
interoperability testing with NeuStar's Presence Platform (PSP). Operators
investing in converged presence-enabled services now will be able to select
CounterPath's multimedia PC client to work seamlessly with NeuStar's PSP,
which is already integrated within operator networks worldwide.

Compliant to OMA (Open Mobile Alliance) industry standards, the NeuStar
Developer Interoperability Program (DIP) for mobile instant messaging (IM)
provides end-to-end interoperability testing for SIP multimedia capabilities
over converged IMS networks. Mobile IM's presence and group list management
functions, which work within the core of converged IMS networks, enable fixed
and mobile users to communicate with each other at anytime from anywhere.

"CounterPath's eyeBeam 1.5 softphone is a white-labeled SIP multimedia PC
client that provides a wealth of powerful communications features to support
traditional and next generation services, and it has already been selected by
BT. Working with the NeuStar PSP, operators are able to provide personalised
presence-enabled communications to the PC user, including smart-call routing
based on presence information and VoIP-to-video calling. We look forward to
working with NeuStar and helping them provide end-to-end, market-leading next
generation services," said Donovan Jones, President and COO of CounterPath.

"Mobile and fixed line users demand personalised communications and the
ability to keep connected regardless of operator networks or devices. NeuStar
provides integrated next generation services, and working with CounterPath
further strengthens our market offering for truly converged multimedia
communications," said Simon Brown, General Manager of NeuStar's Next
Generation Messaging Services.

About CounterPath

CounterPath Solutions, Inc., formerly Xten Networks, Inc., is a developer
of award-winning, carrier-grade VoIP and Video over IP SIP softphones for
telecom and Internet telephony service providers, cable operators, IP-PBX
manufacturers and infrastructure manufacturers. CounterPath's SIP softphones
and softphone SDKs (Software Development Kits), which provide VoIP, Video
over IP, IM (Instant Messaging) and Presence functionality and can be
preconfigured to our customer's VoIP service, are predominantly licensed on a
per-seat or per-subscriber basis either co-branded or private labeled.
CounterPath's technology is deployed by over 250 customers in more than 50
countries. Additional information about CounterPath and CounterPath's
products and services is available at www.counterpath.com.

About NeuStar, Inc.

NeuStar, Inc. (NYSE: NSR) is a leading provider of essential
clearinghouse and directory services to the global communications and
Internet industry. In November 2006, NeuStar created its Next Generation
Messaging (NGM) Services by acquiring Followap Inc., a leading global
provider of instant messaging, presence and interconnect services.

Powering leading IMS networks such as Nortel and working in close
partnership with handset manufacturers and Internet Service Providers (ISPs),
NeuStar's NGM Services enable subscribers to stay connected through
real-time, presence-enabled next generation services. Today, leading mobile
operators including Vodafone Group, Turkcell, Hutchison 3, Wind, SFR,
Swisscom and Mobinil are NeuStar customers, and have a combined user base of
over 200 million subscribers.

NeuStar, Inc. is headquartered in the United States, with subsidiary
offices in Europe and Asia. For more information, please visit
www.neustar.biz and www.neustar.biz/ngm.


Web site: http://www.neustar.biz
http://www.counterpath.com

NeuStar, Inc.

Marc Abshire, +1-571-434-5151, [email protected]

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