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Articles in Feb, 2004 issue of Telecommunications International

• Billing and wooing: operators need to offer subscribers a simpler, more flexible billing relationship
  by Kurt Lillywhite
• The end-user game: the increasing importance of smarts mobile operating systems puts a new spin on mobile competition
  by Ouida Taaffe
• Mobile internet statistics flatter to deceive: Asia-Pacific
  by Stephen McClelland
• New revenue alert from SMS: new SMS architecture can ensure continued growth for text messaging
  by Tony Hill
• Telling the truth
  by Stephen McClelland
• Don't call me dumb: network-based mobile VPNs offer operators the chance to be more than just pipe providers
  by Ken Wieland
• GPS to locate higher mobile ARPU? Global
  by Ken Wieland
• A-roaming we will go: the wish of many IT managers is for seamless and secure roaming between different wireless networks. EAP SIM will help make that happen
  by Wynne Davies
• Foreign investment delayed, growth continues; China
  by Stephen McClelland
• RAD CEO predicts 20 per cent growth for 2004: Global
  by Ken Wieland
• The 3G waiting game; most operators may have written down the stinging cost of their UMTS licence, but there are still hard decisions to make
  by Ouida Taaffe
• Crime or punishment? Russia
  by Ouida Taaffe
• GSM roaming: a regional view; different regions mean different roaming service priorities for mobile users. Operators, looking for market differentiation, need to take note
  by John Hoffman
• What's in a name? Everything, says Vanco; Allen Timpany, CEO of virtual network operator, Vanco, claims the 'VNO' term is being increasingly misused. Here, he sets the record straight
  by Ken Wieland