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Articles in Nov, 2002 issue of Telecommunications International

• Lumentis goes mobile with Hi3G - News in Brief - Brief Article
• New Blackberry Wireless Handheld - New Products and Services - Research in Motion's Blackberry 6710, Blackberry 6720
• The ATM show must go on: ATM is not quite ready to exit the core of incumbents' networks—it's still needed to provide a smooth transition to IP - The Bandwidth Economy - asynchronous transfer mode
  by Ken Wieland
• New DC & AC power systems - New Products and Services - Socomec Sicon UPS's Sharys 48VDC - Brief Article
• NorthwesTel powered up by subsidies - Canada
  by Matthew Secker
• Pre-paid calling card platform - New Products and Services - European Computer Telecoms' AutoCarrier Lite
• Winners and losers: Tom Evslin, chairman and CEO of ITXC, put his money on voice when many were backing data—it's a gamble that seems to be paying off - View from the Top - Interview
  by Ken Wieland
• UMTS monitoring and analysis solution - New Products and Services - Tektronix' K1297-G20 2.01 protocol tester - Brief Article
• ECTA urges EC commitment on mobile regulation - Europe
  by Ken Wieland
• I-mode plays away from home: can i-mode be successful in Europe? - Industry & Market Update - NTT DoCoMo's i-mode wireless service
  by Matthew Secker
• Marconi builds 3G transmission network - News in Brief - for mmO2 in Germany - Brief Article
• Voice messaging system - New Products and Services - Telsis' NoticeBoard - Brief Article
• Light the city, lighten the load: Europe's optical networking markets are not as buoyant as they once were but supply still rarely outstrips demand at the metro level - The Bandwidth Economy
  by Richard Webb
• Bandwidth pricing lessening in importance? - Europe and US - Industry Overview
  by Matthew Secker
• Internet-over-satellite: backbone or spare rib? Whether terrestrial competitors like it or not, satellites are being used increasingly for internet access and applications - The Bandwidth Economy - Industry Overview
  by Mark Williamson
• Will 3G defy accounting gravity? The 'good' news is that GPRS should be the broadband workhorse for at least another five years - Commentary - Industry Overview
  by Stephen McClelland
• New-look SDH to the rescue: next-generation SDH can help operators cut costs and increase revenue in the metro area network - The Bandwidth Economy - SDH protocol - Industry Overview
  by Steve Saxon
• [euro]307 m funding for Romania's MobiFon - Romania
  by Matthew Secker
• An intelligent evolution: optical switches can pave the way for competitive advantage in today's cost-constrained environment - The Bandwidth Economy - Brief Article - Industry Overview
  by Philip Hemsted