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Articles in Sept, 2002 issue of Telecommunications International

• TIM secures Greek acquisition - News in Brief - Brief Article
• Optical sampling oscilloscope: Ando Electric - New Products and Services - AQ7750 - Brief Article
• Taking a breather: "with stability, the industry will be able to take back some pricing power and then regain a sense of its future." - Commentary - Editorial
  by Stephen McClelland
• A multi-layered approach to VPNs: layer 3 VPNs may be grabbing all the headlines but there's still a place for good old-fashioned ATM and frame relay - The Carrier/Corporate Relationship
  by Leonard Berkoski
• Ethernet option and GPS link: Pendulum Instruments - New Products and Services - Pendulum Instruments' GPS-88, GPS-89 - Product Information - Brief Article
• Afghan Wireless continues GSM rollout - News in Brief - Brief Article
• Voice over broadband solution: OneAccess - New Products and Services - OneAccess Networks ONE 400 multiservice access device - Brief Article
• Anyone for an each way bet? Symmetrical DSL is a gamble for incumbents—it's far from certain that its cost-efficiencies will offset the inevitable decline in leased line revenue - The Carrier/Corporate Relationship
  by Ken Wieland
• IP baseband modem: Microtel - New Products and Services - Crocus 1421 - Brief Article
• i-mode introduced in Spain - News in Brief - Brief Article
• Spectrum analyser at low price: Rohde & Schwarz - New Products and Services - FSH3 spectrum analyser - Brief Article
• Confessions of a middle man: Richard Elliott, chairman of Band-X, an online exchange for carriers, believes the worst is yet to come for Europe's wholesale bandwidth market - View from the Top
  by Ken Wieland
• High-speed SHDSL modem: RAD Data Communications - New Products and Services - ASMi-52 - Brief Article
• TIA 'flogging a dead horse' over definitions says Probe - Financial Perspectives - average revenue per user - Brief Article
  by Ken Wieland
• W-LANs no threat to 3G MNOs: if business end-users expect different services to the laptop than they do to mobile devices, W-LANs will not pose a significant threat to 3G revenue - The Carrier/Corporate Relationship
  by Josef Huber
• Has bluetooth marketing blundered? - Global News Analysis
  by Matthew Secker
• The final part of the global telecom jig-saw? The 'da Gama cable system' which links Africa to Asia and Europe, is likely to be the last major investment on new global infrastructure for some time to come - Industry & Market Update
  by Stephen McClelland
• Is ARPU a valid performance metric? - Financial Perspectives - average revenue per user
  by Matthew Secker
• Frame relay durability: frame relay continues to provide carriers with positive margins and will be around for many years to come, despite the emergence of IP VPNs - The Carrier/Corporate Relationship
  by Matthew Secker
• The future of forecasting - Global News Analysis - Industry Overview
  by Stephen McClelland
• A change of image for videoconferencing - The Carrier/Corporate Relationship
  by Dale Bastian