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Articles in July-August, 2004 issue of Telecommunications Americas

• Cable's blossoming future
  by Jim Barthold
• The Ethernet conundrum: maintaining Ethernet's strengths across the MAN/WAN cost-efficiently is a key challenge
  by Ken Wieland
• Internet icon imagines IP-centric future
  by Jim Barthold
• The new faces of local access
  by Michael Kennedy
• VDSL backhaul
• Mobile video's star rises: as West follows East, mobile video becomes a hot new service
  by R. Brough Turner
• Multiservice router
• Optical router
• A look back
  by Sue O'Keefe
• Offline
  by Ted McKenna
• Disorder in the ranks?
  by Tom Nolle
• Digital cross-connect
• Keeping costs in check: as consumer broadband expectations grow, managing network upgrades is critical
  by Mary Shacklett
• Digital Optical Switch
• Optical access
• The future of copper: rumors of DSL's obsolescence appear to be premature
  by Ron Marquardt
• VoIP Media Gateway
• Backhaul interference
  by Bridget Mintz Testa
• Service Edge Router
• Psytechnics algorithms ensure VoIP voice quality
  by Jim Barthold
• Latest version of IP holds promise and a threat
  by Jim Barthold
• Setting sail: as wireless becomes more critical to operators' strategies, MVNO may be the best way in
  by Sean Buckley
• ADVA's FSP 150: Ethernet for the masses
• Intelligent Ethernet
• Demand on the increase for end-to-end session management
• Broadband over power line comes of age: the last-mile solution may have been under our noses the whole time
  by Michael Kennedy
• Session border control
• Identity management transforms web services
  by Paola Tonelli
• Next-Gen Class 5
• Multiservice Edge
• Postcard from SUPERCOMM
  by Sue O'Keefe
• Ethernet Service Platform
• The coolest new companies of 2004
  by Sean Buckley
• Media server
• ATM to MPLS interworking: signaling among administrative domains proves critical
  by John Sax
• Digital DWDM system
• A Pan-Asian Telecom strategy emerges
  by Stephen McClelland
• Metro Optical
• VoIP: the ace in the hole for MSOs: VoIP puts cable operators on an equal footing with the telcos
  by Rick Scherle
• Add/drop multiplexer
• Offline
  by Ted McKenna