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Articles in June 2003 issue of Telecom Asia

• Beefing up HFC capacity with switched broadcast tech: channel-surfing will become a just-in-time service, where you access video stream on demand every time you flip the channel - First Mile - hybid fiber-coax
  by John C. Tanner
• ASEAN carriers combine to offer intra-regional services: flashbacks, updates and nostalgia: Telecom Asia, June 1996 - Resend - Brief Article
• New Delhi: telecoms regulator TRAI put interconnect plans for fixed and cellular firms on hold - News map: Asian telecoms this month - Brief Article
• Wellington: the NZ Commerce Commission orders Telecom Corp of New Zealand to give TelstraClear a wholesale discount on business line rental and local calling - News map: Asian telecoms this month - Brief Article
• Juniper Networks and Lucent Technologies announce an unexpected partnership, in which Juniper will marry its IP expertise with Lucent's voice and ATM solutions - movements - Brief Article
• Earth and sky: satellite and fiber form a beautiful partnership: the long-standing rivalry between terrestrial fiber and satellite operators has given way to cooperation as satellite powerhouses partner with international carriers to offer hybrid services
  by John C. Tanner
• New Skies Asia-Pacific sales VP - Telecom Career - Brief Article
• FSO product for enterprise segment - Premiere: latest products and services - Brief Article
  by Fiona Chau
• Newsworthy - Backpage Briefing - Brief Article
• New China adds - Statsnap - Brief Article
• Beijing: China Netcom delays a city-wide launch of its "Little Smart" service because of SARS - News map: Asian telecoms this month - Brief Article
• Beijing: Motorola signs a MoU with Chinese authorities to invest $90 million to establish a research facility in Beijing - News map: Asian telecoms this month - Brief Article
• Singapore: Temasek Holdings, the Singapore government's investment arm, says it has no plans to sell stakes in SingTel and ST Telemedia, but will dilute shares in these companies in the right market conditions - News map: Asian telecoms this month - Brief
• A US court approves ICO Global Communications' purchase of 54% of bankrupt LEOsat operator - movements - Brief Article
• Rescuing Asia Netcom: even before China Netcom took control, Bill Barney was reworking the regional carrier formerly known as Asia Global Crossing. Now president and COO, Barney tells group editor Robert Clark about ANC's transition from IRU wholesaler to
  by Robert Clark
• Riverstone Networks splits chair and CEO role - Telecom Career - Brief Article
• Integrated ADSL router-on-a-chip - Premiere: latest products and services - Brief Article
  by Fiona Chau
• Tension - Backpage Briefing - Brief Article
• China fixed and mobile growth - Statsnap - Brief Article
• Guangzhou: China Mobile is testing a new call forwarding service that will let subscribers divert incoming fixed line calls to their mobile phones - News map: Asian telecoms this month - Brief Article
• Kuala Lumpur: Celcom says it will not seek a new foreign technical partner - News map: Asian telecoms this month - Brief Article
• Singapore: SingTel sees a 72% jump in quarterly earnings thanks to a turnaround at Optus, which generated two-thirds of group revenue, and strong earnings in emerging markets - News map: Asian telecoms this month - Brief Article
• Motorola's chairman and CEO Christopher Galvin comes under fire from angry investors over his generous compensation package, which more than doubled to $2.8 million - movements - Brief Article
• Datacraft Asia CEO - Telecom Career - Brief Article
• Infonet COO - Telecom Career - Brief Article
• High density echo cancellation - Premiere: latest products and services - Brief Article
  by Fiona Chau
• Underwater - Backpage Briefing - Brief Article
• NZCC wants TelstraClear to build as well as buy - News Analysis
  by Lachlan Colquhoun
• Hong Kong: Debt-laden PCCW admits it is bidding for 15 wireless broadband licenses in the UK - News map: Asian telecoms this month - Brief Article
• Seoul: the Ministry of Information and Communication conditionally approves SK Telecom's plan to absorb its 3G unit, paving the way for an early launch by the mobile carrier of its W-CDMA service - News map: Asian telecoms this month - Brief Article
• WorldCom reaches a provisional settlement with the SEC in its accounting fraud case with a $500 million fine - movements - Brief Article
• Ericsson denies a report that its research and development operations will bear the brunt of new job cuts announced in April - movements - Brief Article
• Netcom president takes MII post - Telecom Career - Brief Article
• Sina.com chairman - Telecom Career - Brief Article
• Revenue management solution - Premiere: latest products and services - Brief Article
  by Fiona Chau
• Cold call - Backpage Briefing - Brief Article
• Networking the home - Insight: one month's telecom research - Brief Article
• Hong Kong: Peoples Telephone plans to start a field trial of EDGE technology by the third quarter, with a commercial rollout scheduled by year-end - News map: Asian telecoms this month - Brief Article
• Seoul: KT Corp turns in a good quarter with profits almost doubled on the back of a steady growth in subscribers - News map: Asian telecoms this month - Brief Article
• Hutchison Whampoa decides to abandon its joint bid with ST Telemedia to buy 61.5% of Global Crossing - movements - Brief Article
• Tellabs will buy switch-maker Vivace Networks for about $135 million in cash and stock options to expand its product line - movements - Brief Article
• TelstraClear chairman - Telecom Career - Brief Article
• Koogle gives up board seat - Telecom Career - Brief Article
• Low-power PSRAM for handsets - Premiere: latest products and services - Brief Article
  by Fiona Chau
• Fraud - Backpage Briefing - Brief Article
• Prepaid, data to drive mobile growth - Insight: one month's telecom research - Brief Article
• Colombo: Sri Lanka will sell part of its GSM 1800 MHz band to three mobile operators - News map: Asian telecoms this month - Brief Article
• Taipei: Taiwan's securities regulator approves Chunghwa Telecom's plan - News map: Asian telecoms this month - Brief Article
• Swedish regulator PTS rejects requests by TeliaSonera, Tele2 and Hi3G for more time to fully roll out 3G mobile services in the country - movements - Brief Article
• Apple Computer enters the online music business with a service that lets music fans download songs for 99 cents each - movements - Brief Article
• Linus Cheung to leave PCCW - Telecom Career - Brief Article
• Pandatel sales director - Telecom Career - Brief Article
• Linearization for base-station power - Premiere: latest products and services - Brief Article
  by Fiona Chau
• Reforming Middle East telecoms - Insight: one month's telecom research - Brief Article
• Dhaka: the Bangladesh government drops its plan to sell off Bangladesh Telegraph and Telephone Board , despite promises from the World Bank for technical and financial support in return for restructure - BTTB - News map: Asian telecoms this month - Brief
• Tokyo: NTT swings back to profitability for its fiscal year ending March 31, despite experiencing its first annual sales fall ever - News map: Asian telecoms this month - Brief Article
• The European Commission approves a plan by T-Mobile and mmo2 to share networks for 3G mobile services in Britain after finding the accord did not harm competition - movements - Brief Article
• The mobile game terminal market gets more intense as Nokia announces plans for its N-Gage mobile game console - movements - Brief Article
• Hutchison revamps Euro team - Telecom Career - Brief Article
• ADC software systems president - Telecom Career - Brief Article
• Customer service solutions - Premiere: latest products and services - Brief Article
  by Fiona Chau
• Users fear ID theft - Insight: one month's telecom research - Brief Article
• Kuala Lumpur: Shareholders of Maxis Communications - News map: Asian telecoms this month - Brief Article
• Tokyo: Softbank reports a wider net loss for its fiscal year as the costs of building - News map: Asian telecoms this month - Brief Article
• KPN buys German telecoms group Mobilcom's fledgling 3G network for 20 million euros - $23.2 million - movements - Brief Article
• Siemens sets up a wireless LAN network with 63 access points in the Paris congress center - movements - Brief Article
• WorldCom CFO - Telecom Career - Brief Article
• ZTE optical products—networking the world - Advertorial
• TD-SCDMA chipset by year-end - Premiere: latest products and services - Brief Article
  by Fiona Chau
• Making spammers pay - Inside Line
  by Robert Clark
• Cross-ownership in the crosshairs - News Analysis
  by Mary Ann Li Reyes
• Manila: Globe Telecom says growth in mobile subscribers fueled a 41% jump in quarterly earnings - News map: Asian telecoms this month - Brief Article
• Tokyo: Furukawa Electric posts a record annual loss of 114 billion yen in the business year to March 31 - $979 million - News map: Asian telecoms this month - Brief Article
• STMicroelectronics , Texas Instruments and Nokia will join forces to offer a cdma2000 1x chipset for the American and Asian markets, in a direct challenge to Qualcomm - ST - movements - Brief Article
• Managing your broadband network into profit: for wireline telcos and ISPs, broadband services are the key to future growth. Yet managing and operating a broadband network is a different proposition from previous networks - Advertorial
• AT&T China sales & marketing - Telecom Career - Brief Article
• Wi-Fi-enabled IP phone - Premiere: latest products and services - Brief Article
  by Fiona Chau
• Making money out of mobile: the mobile sector still beckons, despite the downturn. From network outsourcing to clearing-houses, cellular provides opportunities for businesses who have expertise to sell - Telecom Corporate
  by Ian Scales
• Bluetooth spoken here - Tanner
  by John C. Tanner
• The heart of Australia's broadband problem - Letter To Editor - Letter to the Editor
  by Robin Eckermann