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Articles in Feb, 2005 issue of America's Network

• Juniper focuses on network security: CEO sees system integrators emerging as key telecom players amid industry evolution
  by Joseph Waring
• Competitive shopping
  by Grahame Lynch
• Overwhelmed
  by Grahame Lynch
• Musical chairs on a grand scale
  by Lester Craft
• Hot market or hot air? Fixed/mobile convergence looms. How will it transform the wireless industry?
  by Dan Sweeney
• The competitive toll dilemma: carriers ponder response as VoIP drives customers away from PSTN
  by Art Brothers
• Who are you?
  by Grahame Lynch
• Covad's new VoIP service aims to revitalize local phone competition: line-powered voice access emerges as facilities-based alternative
  by Al Senia
• The new bandwidth barons: buying binge shifts global fiber assets from American to foreign ownership
  by Grahame Lynch
• Stress of 3G
  by Grahame Lynch
• 2005 Ad
  by Dan Sweeney
• Latest mediation tools can boost profitability for wireless operators: overseas service providers blaze trail with value-based billing models
  by Dan Baker
• Will Powell's departure spark public telecom debate? Successor has opportunity to make key business and privacy issues part of national conversation
  by Robert Poe
• Provo project turns triple-play plans into a marketable reality: Utah city rolls out ambitious Fiber-to-Subscriber service to community
  by Herman Mehling
• Ultra-wideband technology likely to boost home network capability: uncertainty over standards limits near-term opportunity
  by Robert Poe
• How MCI destroyed the long-distance business: duplicity caused competitors to spend resources chasing phantoms
  by Grahame Lynch