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Articles in Dec 1, 2004 issue of America's Network

• BT goes home
  by Grahame Lynch
• Lightspeed or flight of fancy?
  by Grahame Lynch
• HP's offering speeds up the enterprise: lower price point drives migration to new Ethernet switches
  by Robert Poe
• Who shifted my paradigm?
  by Lester Craft
• Ready to rumble: in the ring with WiMAX and Wi-Fi
  by Nguyet Le Thomas
• FCC excludes states from regulating VoIP service: industry hails action, but major issues await resolution
  by Al Senia
• MVNOs gain momentum in U.S. Mobile resellers capitalize on maturing market
  by Kaustubha Parkhi
• In mobile phone business, voice is still the "killer app": cheaper phones are needed to bridge the international mobile divide
  by Robert Clark
• Skype everywhere
  by Grahame Lynch
• New Ford enterprise IP network enhances dealer services: service providers help upgrade existing data infrastructure
  by Al Senia
• Video streaming enters the mobile realm: service providers focus on content to build new revenue base
  by Robert Poe
• Bluetooth roadmap could enhance cellular revenue: complexity, other shortcomings limit technology's potential
  by Robert Poe
• Time to follow the money trail: funding rural telephone network upgrades poses a real challenge
  by Art Brothers