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Articles in Sept 7, 1998 issue of EDGE, On & About AT&T

• ATM: Hitachi Internetworking Delivers A High Performance, Cost-Effective ATM/Fast Ethernet Edge Switch For Connecting Fast Ethernet Workgroup Segments to an ATM Enterprise Backbone
• Executive Suite: Peter Kos Joins TCSI as VP/General Manager of the Americas; Former Bellcore Executive to Focus on Sales and Solutions Delivery
• Internet Access Forecast: High-speed Internet Access to Reach 16 Million U.S. Households by 2002 According to Forrester
• ADSL: Pacific Bell Launches "ADSL ISP Partner Program"
• Outsourcing Win: Sales Soar 25% as TriNet Communications, Inc., Wins $6.9 Million US West Telecommunications Contract and Expands Its Western Presence
• Internet Telephony: Dot Com Expands IP Telephony Service With VocalTec Internet Phone Lite
• New Optical Switch: Optical Switch Corporation Rolls Out Revolutionary New Optical Switch Technology. Voice, Video, Data and Internet Applications Driving Demand For Switched Optical Network Services
• HDSL: GTE Reaches More Customers with ADC's Soneplex Dual Repeater HDSL Solution
• Internet Telephony: Bell Moving Further Into Internet Telephony
• Wireless: TSR Wireless Adds Pocketalk to their Growing line of Wireless Solutions
• New Modems: Novatel Wireless Ships Sage Wireless IP Modem; External Modem Provides 2-Way Wireless Communication for Desktops, Laptops and Handheld PCs
• DSL: Flashcom Provides Largest DSL Service Area in California With New Partnerships; Pacific Bell and GTE Service Areas are Added to Provide High Speed Digital Subscriber Lines for 98% of State
• Executive Suite: Cincinnati Bell, Convergys Announce New Management Teams; Changes Designed to Create Smooth Transition Leading Toward Separation
• Local Competition: UTC Jump Starts Power Line Telecommunications
• Forecast: U.S. Optical Add/Drop Multiplexer Market to Reach Approximately $420 Million in 2002
• Executive Suite: AT&T Announces Annunziata to Head Its Business Services Unit
• Internet Telephony: Industry Leaders Advance IP Telephony Standard. 3Com, Cisco, GRIC, iPass, and TransNexus agree to support the Open Settlement Protocol
• Executive Suite: Able Telcom Holding Corporation Announces Resignations of Dupuis and Marino
• Financial: Ortel Reports First Quarter Results
• Internet Telephony: Vocaltec and Excel Switching Announce Carrier-Grade Programmable Switch With IP Telephony Capability
• Computer Telephony: VocalTec Introduces Internet Phone Lite Software For Carriers and Service Providers
• Chips: Hitachi Introduces Broad Range of New Embedded Flash Microcontrollers, Continuing OTP Replacement Trend
• Executive Suite: John Reardon to Leave EchoStar Communications Corporation