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

• Mobile industry embroiled in domain debate: top companies move forward on Internet initiative
  by Nancy Gohring
• Living up to EDGE: GSA keeps the discussion going while the wait for handsets continues
  by John (American congressional representative) Tanner
• A non-standard culture clash: Nokia's CDMA strategy is largely about confronting the philosophies of rival Qualcomm
• Hot spots go wide: between 3G's underwhelming speeds and Wi-Fi's limited coverage, some companies have been talking up an alternative 3G vision—all-IP, wide-area wireless networks. It's not just talk anymore
  by John C. Tanner
• The VoIP industry roundtable
• WLAN project speeds urgent care: BellSouth's 168-access point wireless network delivers bottom line gains
  by David Geer
• The next mobile arms race: EV-DV and HSDPA standards accelerate as competitive stakes are raised
  by Kirk Laughlin
• Telecom marriages rarely made in heaven: mega-mergers don't work unless they are focused and disciplined
  by Raul L. Katz
• Sending out an SLA
  by Kirk Laughlin
• What workers want from wireless: groundbreaking research shows that IT managers struggle to get employees what they really need
  by Randall A. Snyder
• Sizing up store-for-play: the new approach that could help differentiate video from DSL
  by Joan Engebretson
• Arresting an airborne virus: the mystery of the mobile virus hides inside the 'perfect storm' of wireless and internet convergence
  by Lynnette Luna