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Articles in July 15, 2004 issue of America's Network

• Clarification
• The DSL chip that could kill fiber: UDSL from Texas Instruments brings video closer to home
  by Al Senia
• Viewing competition at eye level
  by Kirk Laughlin
• Can wi-fi live up to enterprise security standards: a hot technology gets a cool reception from the security-conscious IT world
  by Nguyet Le Thomas
• Nokia gets its game back
  by Grahame Lynch
• From bust to hope: Supercomm shines
• FCC clears the air on MDS: spectrum shuffle could trigger renewal, led by broadband barons like McCaw
  by Dan Sweeney
• What's in a name?
  by Grahame Lynch
• VoIP plays role in economic revitalization: inflexion works with cities to allocate cost savings to job creation
  by Al Senia
• VoIP article off base
  by Paul Bedell
• Quantifying the VoIP bubble: even true believers like Jeff Pulver recognize challenging economics
  by Grahame Lynch
• The PAS phone comes to New Mexico: wireless local loop service takes root in the rural southwest, thanks to a determined investor and gear from UTStarcom
  by Kirk Laughlin
• When the customer doubts your skills: network management tools are there for a reason—are you exploiting them?
  by Stephen Elliot
• Restoring VoIP sanity
  by Grahame Lynch
• Video streaming gets ready to deliver: streaming multimedia to the wireless device is more promising than it may appear
  by Joan Engebretson
• Killing the concept of the cabled office: portability rules when enterprises cut the cord and embrace all forms of access
  by John C. Tanner