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Articles in Jan, 2001 issue of Telecommunications International

• The case for sharing 3G infrastructure
  by Matthew Secker
• NTT DoCoMo expansion
  by Ed Weiss
• No walk in the park
  by Graham Wilde
• EHPT
• MPLS muscles in on ATM territory
  by Ken Wieland
• Web hosting on a roll
  by Ross Parsons
• Ericsson
• Dear Telco/Cable/ISP executive
• VoIP in China
• IP QoS: tracking the different levels
  by Roland Courtney
• FRIWO
• C&W acquires ML integration group
• A CATV business strategy conundrum
  by Matthew Secker
• Temex Telecom
• All eyes on mainland China
  by Ken Wieland
• Is time running out for the GSM SIM toolkit?
  by Ken Wieland
• Gemplus Technologies Asia
• DSL lessons from the US
  by Sanjima DeZoysa
• UMTS auctions called off in Poland
  by Gregory Hoelscher
• CO-location: panacea or placebo?
  by Marie-Claire McCartney
• Teleproducts
• Viatel launches yellow submarine
• View From The Top
  by Ken Wieland
• A question of security
  by Alan Taylor
• China Netcom expands optical reach
• Streaming ahead
  by Sanjima DeZoysa
• Ascom
• BT billing software agreement
• DNA Finland gears up for 3G service
  by Sanjima DeZoysa
• Keeping up with the high-speed subscriber
  by Jane Dick
• Torex
• TNZ opts for mobile outsourcing
• Row grows over 'limited mobility' services
  by Aparna Achar
• Mobile portals: a marketing conflict
  by Ross Parsons