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Articles in Sept, 2003 issue of Telecommunications International

• AIS: a prepaid boom
  by Wichian Mektrakarn
• MVNOs: movers and money makers: mobile virtual operators see opportunity ahead
  by Ouida Taaffe
• Guangdong: the world's largest fixed line IN
• The Huawei edge: intelligent networks give operators new business opportunities
  by Linda Shuai
• Waiting for convergence: while alternative carriers are showing some enthusiasm for softswitches, incumbents in Europe remain cautious
  by Ken Wieland
• New markets, old problems: deregulation in Hungary, Poland, Slovakia and the Czech Republic has given alternative operators the chance to share some of the spoils in the growing central European markets. Yet there will be no easy pickings as Richard Dugga
  by Ken Weiland
• Do we, don't we? Does it make sense for mobile operators to outsource aspects of their networks and operations?
  by Graham Wilde
• Session Border Control: making dreams reality: new products overcome the roadblocks to delivering profitable voice, video and other real-time interactive communication services across IP network borders
• Helping the world communicate
  by Yoshio Utsumi
• Deregulation enquiries: spending a lot of time and energy on deregulating a market, which results in a duopoly, begs the question: have we really done anything useful?
  by Stephen McClelland
• Telefonica: making TV more intelligent
• China mobile: the number 1 win
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