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Articles in Feb, 2002 issue of Telecommunications International

• MMS momentum - News in Brief - Brief Article - Product Announcement
• Who's ready for GPRS? GPRS can breathe new life into mobile operators' ailing ARPU levels, but only if the terminals are user-friendly, the services are attractive and the pricing is right - GPRS
  by Wynne Davies
• Anritsu - Measurement Capability on Digital Mobile Radio Transmitter - Brief Article
• Mobile advertising needs to get personal - Western Europe
  by Sanjima DeZoysa
• Regulatory clouds gather over LBS: The European commission and operators are on a collision course over location-based services - LBS - Location Based Services
  by Sanjima DeZoysa
• Telindus and Axerra Networks - Solutions for Services over IP and IP/MPLS - Brief Article
• The 'triple play' gamble - Europe
  by Peter Bell
• No unified view: Opinion is divided as to whether mobile operators can target the entire business market with unified messaging - Unified Messaging
  by Matthew Secker
• ISTAR telecoms - Geographic Datasets - Brief Article
• 3G roaming for Vodafane - News in Brief - Brief Article
• Out with the old, in with the new: Mobile operators moving into the 2.5/3G space will not survive if they simply tinker with their legacy billing systems — a radical overhaul is required - Billing Systems
  by Richard Brand
• Agilent technologies - Network Analyser - Brief Article
• Liquidity concerns over bandwidth trading - Global
  by Matthew Secker
• How to minimise the 3G risk: By accurately forecasting data usage, it will help the 'pure' 3G players to roll out their networks cost effectively - 3G Networks
  by Damien Rouchouse
• Civcom - SFS Technology - Brief Article
• New man at the Eircom helm - Ireland
  by Anthony Garvey
• In defence of WAP: The WAP standard is one element in the bigger mobile internet picture — it will not, by itself, determine the fate of GPRS and 3G - The WAP Factor
  by Ken Wieland
• Tektronix - TDS6604 Digital Storage Oscilloscope - Brief Article
• The Israeli/French connection - News in Brief - Brief Article - Product Announcement
• Resurgence of SIM: One ray of light in an otherwise depressed telecoms market are SIM cards which, despite a current fall in growth, look set to make a comeback - Smart Cards
  by Philippe Vrignaud
• What happens post bubble? - Commentary - Editorial
• Strategising for submarine telecoms: Can submarine telecom overcome its current problems and hit growth once more? - PTC Roundable
  by Stephen McClelland
• Inovia telecoms - SAM480 - Brief Article - Product Announcement
• Orange looks on the bright side - View from the Top
  by Matthew Secker
• PTC weathers the storm: PTC 2002, Hawaii - 13-17 January - Conference Watch
  by Stephen McClelland
• Lessons from Japan: NTT DoCoMo has wisely adopted a step-by-step approach to service provisioning - 3G strategies
  by Ken Wieland
• CMG wireless data solutions - Smart MMSC - Brief Article