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Articles in Nov, 2002 issue of Telecommunications Americas

• Who are you listening to? - Commentary
• Will Metro Ethernet make it? - Business Networks
  by Michael Kennedy
• Fiber-speed copper - Product Spot
• Getting down to business: providing trunked voice line service for SMBs a huge opportunity for cable operators - Spotlight
  by Holland Young
• Off line
• Multi-service switching - New Products
• Compact DSL video - New Products
• Worldly goals: overseas outsourcing takes off - For Starters
  by Ted McKenna
• Rethinking ROI - Industry Forum
  by Deb Mielke
• Compact Class 4/5 - New Products
• Incumbent carriers get the runaround - For Starters
  by Ted McKenna
• Access granted: MPLS-VPNs are the key enabler for Open Access - Spotlight
  by Joel McKelvey
• Gaining control: service control drives revenues in MSO IP networks - Spotlight
  by Milind Gadekar
• Broadband access gateway - New Products
• And two become one: Equant integrates Global One - For Starters
  by Sam Masud
• At your service: are enhanced offerings the recipe for success?
• SONET etension - Product Spot
• Photuris V32000: a two-pronged metro solution - 2002 Telecommunications Product of the Month
• Wireless media switch - New Products
• Forum drives off-the-shelf product development - For Starters
  by Sean Buckley
• Getting to the core: three factors justify using MPLS in public and private networks - Network Core
  by Dave Garbin
• High-speed wireless - New Products