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Articles in April 1, 2002 issue of CommunicationsWeek International

• RegTP reclaims WLL spectrum - wireless local loop
  by Emma McClune
• Qwest Communications Inc - News in Brief - Brief Article
• Governments stall on European broadband - World News
  by Michelle Donegan
• BT's future and Viatel outcries - Letters to the Editor - Letter to the Editor
• Calendar - Calendar of Events
• UK telecoms operators blast Ofcom's broadcast bias
  by Michelle Donegan
• The German regulator RegTP has set the price that Deutsche Telekom can charge to resellers for access to last-mile DSL connections - News in Brief - Brief Article
• Vietnam Datacommuncations Company - VDC - Signed on the Dotted Line - Brief Article
• Landmark case tests digital rights laws: Lack of adequate copyright protection is hindering the growth of digital content services, according to some in the industry - News Analysis: ICANN; Digital Content Copyright - Vivendi Universal's Canal Plus Group
  by Michelle Donegan
• Tim Gray - Personnel Briefing - Mitel Networks - Brief Article
• MFN on the brink if it cannot reduce debt - World News
  by Joanne Taaffe
• Security at a price - US/Pacific Outlook - AT and T to develop secure network for CEOs
  by Elizabeth Biddlecombe
• The race is on - Editorial - Statistical Data Included
• Locking out the intruders - Special Report: Next-Generation Fraud
• Sommer banks on Eastern Europe
  by Emma McClune
• Vivendi Universal is planning to sell its 49% stake in Elektrim Telekomunikacja, which owns 51% of Poiska Telefonia Cyfrows , the dominant mobile operator in Eastern Europe - PTC - News in Brief - Brief Article
• Song networks AB - Signed on the Dotted Line - Brief Article
• ICANN can't go on, says net community: The body governing the Internet is facing a crisis that may mean its end, and insiders are divided on how best to move ahead - New Analysis: ICANN; Digital Content Copyright
  by Joanne Taaffe
• Andreas Bodczek - Personnel Briefing - Brief Article
• BellSouth - News in Brief - Brief Article
• KPN Mobile - Signed on the Dotted Line - Brief Article
• Operators move ahead on m-commerce: Observers are watching to see if the agreement between Vodafone and T-Mobile is the step forward that m-commerce needs - News Analysis: Mobile Commerce; Municipal Broadband
  by Joanne Taaffe
• Helen Simpson - Personnel Briefing - 51 Degrees - Brief Article
• Orange faces challenge for pan-Europe corporates - World News
  by Joanne Taaffe
• Correction to the Telecom Top 100: Due to an error that arose from using quarterly results instead of half-year results, Norwegian operator Telenor was ranked in the wrong position - News in Brief - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
• KPNQwest - Signed on the Dotted Line - contract to stream the Eurovision Song Contest in Estonia - Brief Article
• Broadband grows at the grass-root level: Small towns are tackling the slow rollout of high-speed services by taking the initiative to install networks themselves - New Analysis: Mobile Commerce; Municipal Broadband
  by Michelle Donegan
• India has a long way to go - A User's View - Statistical Data Included - Editorial
• Both Lucent Technologies Inc. and Verizon Communications Inc. have been downgraded by ratings agencies - News in Brief - Brief Article
• US digital rights law will hit vendors - World News
  by Michelle Donegan
• Viatel vitriol - Letters to the Editor - Letter to the Editor
• Executive Dossier: Peter Deacon - People & Management: Financial Recruitment
• M&A plays: Telia and Sonera, its Finnish counterpart, confirmed that they are again in merger talks - News in Brief - Brief Article
• China Unicorn Ltd - Signed on the Dotted Line - Brief Article
• New-era metro providers - CWI Roundtable: Metro Networks in London - Panel Discussion - Interview
• Vernon Irvin - Personnel Briefing - Brief Article
• India's mobile customer base has grown by 77% - News in Brief - Brief Article
• Moving Verizon into global services - Face to Face
  by David Molony
• Driving business in stormy weather - Profile
  by Ingrid Lunden
• Do CFOs really rule the world? - People & Management: Financial Recruitment - Motorola appoints David Devonshire chief financial officer
• Bharti mobile - News in Brief - Brief Article
• The four horsemen of the broadband apocalypse: The federal government is setting out on a policy agenda that will all but dismantle the competitive structure of the U.S. telecoms industry, argues - Opinion: U.S. Competition Policy - Column
  by Larry Spiwak
• David Levin - Personnel Briefing - Brief Article