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Articles in Oct, 2002 issue of Telecommunications International

• ITU praises regulatory body - News in Brief - International Telecommunications Union - Brief Article
• Delivering the merger promise: the chances of a telco merger success can be increased by paying more attention to integration planning - Industry & Market Update
  by George Budden
• Introduction to ZTE's power modules - Advertisement
• CDMA450 solution - New Products and Services - Huawei Technologies - Brief Article
• mmO2 launches games arcade - News in Brief - Brief Article
• MMS: a cautionary message: MMS can boost ARPU and pave the way for 30 service adoption, but only if mobile operators avoid the 'WAP trap' of mismanaging customer expectations - The Wireless Business Model
  by Philip Hayes
• DSL: not an ILECs-only game: despite LLU disappointments, William Rodey, chairman and president of the DSL Forum, still believes that substantial DSL opportunities remain for CLECs - View From the Top
  by Matthew Secker
• Video broadcast monitoring system - New Products and Services - Trend Communications FlexaNet video - Brief Article
• Mobile upsurge in MEA markets - Global News Analysis: Middle East & Africa - Middle East and Africa
  by Matthew Secker
• Location, location, location: location-based services, if marketed correctly and with the right business models in place, will be a significant money-spinner for mobile operators - The Wireless Business Model
  by Patrick Bossert
• KPN Belgium opts for RAD - News in Brief - the LA-110 ATM Integrated Access Device from RAD Data Communications - Brief Article
• ADSL video compression solution - New Products and Services - Nextream ADSL Super-Encoder - Brief Article
• The turn of the screw - telecommunications industry - Column
  by Stephen McClelland
• Whatever happened to FMC? The drum-banging support for fixed-mobile convergence may have died down but that should change when 3G arrives - FMC - The Wireless Business Model - wireless telecommunications - Industry Overview
  by Ken Wieland
• Signal analyser R&S FSQ - New Products and Services - from Rohde and Schwarz - Brief Article
• Surviving carriers uncertain about future - Global News Analysis: Global - Carriers World Europe 2002 conference
  by Ken Wieland
• The self-service approach to churn reduction: by empowering customers to 'personalise' their own services online, mobile operators can both reduce churn and attract new subscribers - The Wireless Business Model
  by Andy Holcombe
• Bon's departure signals end of era - Financial Perspectives: France - France Telecom's chief executive, Michel Bon
  by Ken Wieland
• How to reduce the 3G bill: by presenting clear perspectives of 3G cost control, mobile operators can prepare themselves a better future and reassure investors - The Wireless Business Model - mobile telecommunications - Industry Overview
  by Jerome Poulain
• Performance manager application - New Products and Services - ADC's Metrica Performance Manager - Brief Article
• Datamonitor defends its 'negative view' on 3G - Financial Perspectives: Europe
  by Matthew Secker
• M-payment—an open book: globally agreed m-payment standards are a long way off but do we need them anyway? - The Wireless Business Model
  by Matthew Secker
• PLL product for base stations - New Products and Services - phase locked loops; National Semiconductor's LMX2346 and LMX2347 - Brief Article