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

• Wrapping the world in IP
  by John (American congressional representative) Tanner
• Metro Ethernet mounts a comeback: this technology revival may only produce one clear winner—Ethernet-over-wave
  by John C. Tanner
• Munis muscle in on FTTH: public utilities are 'fastest movers', forcing the hand of incumbents
  by Peter Lambert
• Flash-cut to reality
  by Kirk Laughlin
• Verizon takes a big swing at softswitches: Class 5 replacement project is based on 'economic triggers'
  by Joan Engebretson
• It's all in the delivery: flip on the 9-track and unwrap the chocolates
  by Art Brothers
• The confusion conspiracy: Wireless carriers should specialize in profit, not perplexity
  by Eddie Hold
• WiMax gets big league interest: AT&T and Covad join forum, but are they only on board to watch?
  by Dan Sweeney
• The unrealized dream of voice peering: end to end voice over IP may be coming, but backbone providers will decide just how fast
  by Dan Sweeney
• The end of the Internet's policemen: in losing ISP battle, recording industry is faced with moving beyond strategy of fear
  by Shira Levine
• Flying solo, but not for long: Masergy's MPLS model is unlike any other—lower fees are a bonus
  by William Van Hefner