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Articles in June, 2002 issue of High-Speed Internet Access

• Netopia and Siemens ICM join forces to develop wireless voice and data gateway products. (New Networks).(Brief Article)
• Rapid growth of cable modem industry shows. (Market Intelligence).(Brief Article)
• North American DSL market reaches 6.2 million, according to TeleChoice. (Top Story).(digital subscriber line for high speed internet access)(Brief Article)
• Europe's SMEs finally embracing the Internet, according to recent Yankee Group Survey. (Market Intelligence).(small and medium enterprises)(Brief Article)(Panel Discussion)(Statistical Data Included)
• Conexant's single-chip Ethernet ADSL modems selected for deployment in Korea. (New Products).(Brief Article)
• Motive and Westell partner to enhance DSL subscriber experience. (New Networks).(Brief Article)
• In-Stat/MDR announces 1Q 02 Networking Quarterlies results. (Market Intelligence).(Brief Article)
• California's Center Unified School District chooses Aperto Networks for educational broad-band access. (New Products).(Brief Article)
• ArrayComm-led Consortium to deploy i-BURST mobile wireless broadband Internet system in Australia. (New Networks).
• Broadband Fixed Wireless Point-to-Multipoint market declines 13% in 1Q02 according to Dell'Oro Group. (Market Intelligence).(Brief Article)
• DSL Forum announces a global interoperability testing plan for broadband DSL solutions. (Tests/Trials).(Brief Article)
• Catena Networks expands CNX-5 product line to support cost-effective, large scale rollout of DSL services. (New Products).(Brief Article)
• Cambrian Communications lights high-speed optical metropolitan network and lands three new customers. (New Networks).(Brief Article)
• Telecommuters & Remote offices driving broadband adoption in business. (Market Intelligence).(Brief Article)
• Consolidated Telcom to provide high-speed Internet services using Vyyo's V3000 platform. (New Products).(Brief Article)
• DSL.net closes final installment of $15 million equity investment. (New Networks).(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• Biggest broadband cities get bigger, according to Nielsen//NetRatings. (Market Intelligence).(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• Sprint enhances business DSL for large business customers. (Top Story).(Digital Subscriber Line)(Brief Article)
• The Yankee Group predicts continuing growth in broadband adoption in North America. (Market Intelligence).(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• CBCom Inc. announces plans for billing Internet access fees to mobile telephone. (New Products).(Brief Article)
• USURF America announces agreement to provide Wi-Fi wireless broadband Internet access availability to 6,000 Colorado Springs customers. (New Networks).(Brief Article)
• WorldCom launches nationwide Ethernet services. (New Products).(Brief Article)
• StarNetWX high-speed fixed wireless Internet service immediately available to Itasca, Elk Grove Village, Wood Dale, Bensenville and Roselle. (New Networks).(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• Analog Devices expands ADSL product portfolio. (New Products).(Brief Article)