Telecommunications International

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Articles in April, 2004 issue of Telecommunications International

• No helping hand for Reach?
• BREW passes 100 million mark
• Time is right for residential VoIP, says Level 3
  by Ken Wieland
• FMC on the comeback trail: there are signs that fixed-mobile convergent services are now being taken seriously by both operators and enterprise users
  by Wynne Davies
• Nokia pushes ahead with PoC
• Africa strives to get online: a combination of poor infrastructure, high access costs and lack of incentives for foreign investment is holding back internet growth in Africa
  by Sarah Parkes
• Vodafone takes fixed-line partner
• FWA not fade away? Despite its difficult past, vendors claim that fixed wireless access still has a place in some markets—not least when WiMax arrives
  by Ouida Taaffe
• T-Mobile goes flat-rate for data
• Treat 'em mean, keep 'em keen
  by Ouida Taaffe
• Events
• Infonet adds WiFi access
• Thinking big in a small market: multimedia services for consumers; managed IT services for corporates; mobile expansion in central and eastern Europe. Rudolf Fischer, COO, Telekom Austria , outlines the group's vision for growth
  by Ken Wieland
• Multiplying mobile: the mobile industry seems embarrassed over the continuing success of SMS when it wanted users to adopt much more sophisticated technologies
  by Stephen McClelland
• GSM: grow some more? Where is the growth in GSM services?
  by Ouida Taaffe
• A bright idea? Web services, when applied to the mobile world, have the potential to boost operators' ARPU
  by Ken Wieland