America's Network

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Articles in April 2005 issue of America's Network

• The plural of convergence
  by Lester Craft
• Telecom landscape changes as U.S. shuts door: move to overseas trade shows hurts American businesses
  by Art Brothers
• To MIMO or not to MIMO? Wi-Fi-enhancing technology could also end up as a benefit for cellular networks
  by Joan Engebretson
• Planning ahead for IP phone service: service providers jockey to provide next-gen capability
  by Robert Poe
• Yukon Telephone blazes VoIP trail: Alaskan ILEC uses softswitch to offer new services to rural customer base
  by Herman Mehling
• Municipal broadband debate gains fervor: city and rural needs clash amid the escalating politics
  by Grahame Lynch
• Alarming VoIP
  by Joan Engebretson
• No trespassing: the growing clash over municipal broadband
  by Herman Mehling
• Carriers' FTTX deployment plans gain renewed clarity: Verizon and SBC projects spur U.S. fiber market
  by Al Senia
• Verizon begins offering fixed wireless broadband through partnership with Alvarion
  by Herman Mehling
• Call who?
  by Joan Engebretson
• The great municipal Wi-Fi freakout: will proposed city systems help or hinder the private sector?
  by John Tanner
• Double dose
  by Joan Engebretson
• Mesh takes a higher profile: wireless mesh emerges as a viable wireless broadband alternative for metropolitan areas and campus environments
  by John C. Tanner
• High-profile announcements dominate VoIP show: VON event showcases service and equipment agreements
  by Robert Poe
• Why BPL could end up being a hit: last-mile economics of broadband powerline is promising with right backers
  by Joan Engebretson