Wisconsin Registration Rights Agreement is a legal contract between VIA Net. Works, Inc. (the "Company") and certain stockholders that governs the registration of securities issued or to be issued by the Company. This agreement outlines the rights and obligations of both parties relating to the registration and sale of these securities. In general, a Wisconsin Registration Rights Agreement grants stockholders the right to have their shares registered with the relevant authorities, such as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), allowing them to offer and sell their securities in the public market. It ensures that eligible stockholders have the opportunity to participate in the public trading of their shares. Types of Wisconsin Registration Rights Agreement: 1. Demand Registration Rights: This type of agreement grants stockholders the right to request the Company to register their shares for public sale. The agreement typically specifies the minimum number or percentage of shares required for such a request and the process to follow for initiating the demand registration. 2. Piggyback Registration Rights: These rights allow stockholders to include their securities in the Company's registration statement when the Company is registering any of its securities for public sale. It provides stockholders an opportunity to sell their shares alongside the Company in a public offering, without having to initiate a separate registration. 3. Form S-3 Registration Rights: Form S-3 is a simplified registration statement used by eligible issuers for public offerings. If the Company qualifies for using Form S-3, the agreement may include provisions specifically relating to the registration of securities on this form, providing additional benefits for stockholders. 4. Shelf Registration Rights: This type of registration allows stockholders to have their shares registered in advance and placed on a "shelf" for future public sale. It offers flexibility to stockholders by allowing them to sell their shares gradually over a defined period, as and when they desire, without needing to wait for a separate registration process. These are some common types of Wisconsin Registration Rights Agreements that may vary based on the specific terms and conditions agreed upon between VIA Net. Works, Inc. and its stockholders. These agreements are crucial in ensuring transparency, liquidity, and marketability of securities for both the Company and its stockholders.