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Articles in Dec, 2004 issue of Telecommunications Americas

• Teaching wireless 101: American University lights up a wireless campus
  by Sean Buckley
• Keeping it simple: comprehensive E911 solutions can be provided within the existing 911 infrastructure
  by Monica Marics
• On the spot: Nortel's Mumford
  by Sue O'Keefe
• Offline
  by Ted McKenna
• Ethernet NIU
• Go fish : Blister snags customers with location-based fishing game
  by Jim Barthold
• New look at managing device convergence
  by Ron Nieman
• Copper's sweet spot
  by Michael Kennedy
• Florida lights up: universities combine to morph into a statewide optical-based carrier
  by Sam Masud
• Wide area Wi-Fi
• Residential session control
• Back office makeover: KPN finds unexpected benefits in simplifying its OSS
  by Sue O'Keefe
• It's open season for data protection
  by Frank Brick
• Report: revenue leaks continue
  by Ken Wieland
• Going global: MSF sets pace for the future
  by Sean Buckley
• Packet ring access
• Dedicated-line VoIP: Speakeasy puts money where its mouth is
  by Sean Buckley
• Critical Telecom: a flexible approach to broadband access
• Go on, hug a switch
  by Sue O'Keefe
• Wi-Fi-enabled CMTS
• Re-vitalizing SONET: no, it's still not optimized for data, but two new approaches could work wonders
  by Bridget Mintz Testa
• Scaling large IP video networks: a distributable server model can support rapid growth and service upgrades well into the future
  by Mark Crandon
• ADSL2+ plug-in card
• Call monitoring gets emotional
  by Bridget Mintz Testa