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Articles in Nov, 2004 issue of Telecommunications Americas

• Network-based PVR
• Consolidated IP access
• Ethernet in the First Mile: broadband access, finally?
  by Bridget Mintz Testa
• Moving up the telecom value chain
  by Manfred Reitenspiess
• High-definition encoding
• What's the future of 'government' carriers?
  by Tom Nolle
• VoIP on the verge: with incumbents and new entrants alike capturing residential market share, VoIP is on the threshold of something big
  by Jon Arnold
• GigE PON
• Metro optical
• Core routers: time to grow up
  by Jim Barthold
• Offline
  by Ted McKenna
• Dyaptive Systems takes the guesswork out of cellular planning
• Metro Ethernet: what's taking so long? There are three fundamental reasons for metro Ethernet's struggle
  by Paul Savill
• Residential VoIP: coming soon to a session border controller near you
• Are we there yet?
  by Sue O'Keefe
• Seven reasons we're crazy about cable
  by Jim Barthold
• GigE switch/router
• Ip Dslam
• Wireless: the enterprise's new utility
  by Sean Buckley
• Enabling carrier-class Ethernet services: thanks to new, intelligent Ethernet demarcation technology, carriers can finally begin delivering high-value—and highly valued—Ethernet services
  by Fred Ellefson
• DSL and QoS: walking hand in hand; Quality of service for DSL will be mandatory for enabling advanced services—especially video
  by Bert Whyte