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• Deutsche Telekom plans to buy back full control of its Internet unit by next year to profit from burgeoning demand for broadband services
• Networking opportunities across Asia
• Year of the PON
  by Robert Poe
• PCCW applies to the High Court for a judicial review of OFTA's decision allowing rival Hong Kong Broadband Network
• The number of telephone subscribers hits nine million at the end of September, lifting the Vietnam's teledensity to 11.4% from last year's 9.2%, according to the Ministry of Post & Telecoms
• The Australian government and Alcatel announce a A$7.5m joint investment in the south Australian consortium m.Net
• Siemens Communications is developing wireless broadband products using FLASH-OFDM technology from Flarion Technologies
• Full service IP-DSLAM for triple play
  by Fiona Chau
• TA30 index slips amid high oil prices
• The problem with P2P
  by Robert Clark
• Son quits UTStarcom's board
• Japan Airlines will offer 802.11b/g wireless service with Connexion by Boeing starting December 9
• The broadband age arrives
• The National Telecom Commission will develop a plan for the country's telecoms industry for 2005-2008 by April next year
• Chunghwa Telecom
• Cable & Wireless is reportedly in talks to sell its Japanese unit
• Bringing it all back home: the next broadband frontier is the home, thanks to the rise of the high-speed Internet and the growing popularity of Wi-Fi. Most of the hardware to make it happen is already here, and home networking is seen by many analysts as
  by John C. Tanner
• Branch office WLAN switch
  by Fiona Chau
• LG Electronics plans to set up a new mobile handset plant in Pune, India, in a bid to boost its revenue from its Indian operations to $10b by 2010
• Telekom Malaysia expects to conclude talks to acquire a stake in Indian mobile operator Idea Cellular by end-2004
• Qualcomm opens an R&D center in Hyderabad to support its CDMA chipset development activities and ongoing efforts
• HP launches new telecoms strategy
  by Fiona Chau
• New management team
• Security
• NTT's NGN migration plan gains urgency
• i-Cable names non-executive director
• Siemens merges its fixed and mobile communications units, IC Networks and IC Mobile
• CE and VoIP products drive WLAN IC market
• ToT approves a proposal for fixed-line carrier TT&T to build out an additional 10,000 fines
• Sony Ericsson nearly doubles its third-quarter profit, on solid sales of its new feature-rich phones
• Asia telecom transactions index
• MapInfo Asia-Pacific promotes Lennox
• Integrated IP-enabled satellite modem
  by Fiona Chau
• Indosat postpones replacing president
• STM-1 access costs still nose-diving
  by John C. Tanner
• Wharf T&T backs rival PCCW in its row with OFTA, saying that VoIP providers should pay an additional charge
• Indosat is setting aside $500m for capital expenditures in 2005 or about the same amount as 2004
• Telstra will upgrade two remaining outdated exchanges in the Sydney metro area in the current FY under a A$35 million investment
• Huawei and Siemens Communications sign a cooperation contract under which Siemens will resell routers and switches
• TCNZ shareholders re-elect directors
• WLAN adoption lags in Europe
• Crossbeam's country manager for Korea
• AT&T will cut another 7,400 jobs and slash the book value of its assets by $11.4b as part of its efforts to shift its focus to business services
• HSDPA to disrupt handset memory market
• Shin Sat says IPSTAR has passed its final dynamic testing and will be ready to be in orbit by March 2005
• NTT DoCoMo is offering in-flight wireless Internet connection services jointly with Connexion by Boeing to its Mzone mobile Internet subscribers flying on Lufthansa flights leaving Tokyo for Munich
• Untying the Gordian Knot: utility computing is a great concept but is still largely in the planning stages. Current software licensing models are proving to be a prime barrier to adoption
  by Stefan Hammond
• Nearing critical mass
• Tertio names Asia-Pacific head
• Service-oriented transport networks: next-gen network and 3G services
• Optus appoints two directors
• Providing mobility in New Growth Markets
• OFTA releases a consultation paper recommending that a new type of license be created to give incumbent PCCW its own price-setting authority, a move that will allow the company to cut prices without prior approval and compete with its fixed- line rivals
• Smart Communications is in talks with MobileOne to launch services targeting the 85,000 Filipino ex-pats living in Singapore
• Dual-mode GSM/UMTS radio base station
  by Fiona Chau
• AT&T business development executives
• Research
• True Corp expects to double its broadband subscribers
• Sheer Networks marketing VP
• Nokia sees its net profit in the third quarter fall 20% to 660m euros from 823m euros in the same period last year
• NZ moves to 'fine-tune' Telecoms Act
  by Lachlan Colquhoun
• Hutchison Telecommunications International sets its IPO price at HK$6.01 per share, at the bottom of a range that was already cut by 7%
• Softbank BB files a lawsuit with the Tokyo District Court seeking an injunction against the government's plan to reallocate frequencies
• SK Telecom and NTT DoCoMo will team up in the mobile banking services sector, with plans to set up a consultative body to jointly offer mobile banking roaming services in Korea and Japan and create new business models based on e-cash and other application
• Motorola is adding a payment function based on near-field communication technology to its line of cellphones
• Optimizing the PTT network
  by Fiona Chau
• Agilent Asia-Pacific sales VP
• Tariffs
• BSNL is planning to lay an undersea cable between Chennai and Sri Lanka, which is on the route of several undersea cable systems crossing the seas from the Africa-West Asia region to South East Asia
• Wi-Fi access point for SMEs
  by Fiona Chau
• The dubious economics of FTTH: FTTH offers speed, availability, modularity and plenty of reserve capacity against any number of unanticipated bandwidth hogs. It sounds wonderful, until contemplating the cost
  by Dan Sweeney
• Spectrum trading—the new allocation sensation
  by John C. Tanner
• Online banking: where the money is?
• Local ISP Access Telecom partners with NextNet Wireless to launch Bangladesh's first 3.5-GHz non-line-of-sight plug-and-play broadband wireless services for business and residential users
• The Australian government is renewing plans to sell its remaining 50.1% stake in Telstra for a minimum A$32b
• Motorola cuts 1,000 jobs and takes a charge of $50m for severance benefits as it moves to complete
• Winds of creative disruption
  by John C. Tanner
• Infoblox president and CEO
• National email filtering
  by Stewart Fist
• Motorola appoints PCS head

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