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Cover Story: Rooted in controversy If it hadn't been for all the uproar about how top-level domain names were assigned, the international community might never have taken much interest in the root server system. Top-level domains — the letters (usually two or three) that come after the final dot in an Internet address — are assigned for all countries by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, or ICANN, a U.S.-based non-profit organization. Check out this cover story. Read Telephony's Current Issue Online TELEPHONY PODCASTS
A Telephony Podcast: TelcoTV RecapThe recent Telco TV conference in Dallas was the place to be to discuss the deployment status and technology progression of IPTV. Telephony's Ed Gubbins and Dan O'Shea analyze who's who in IPTV, the importance of personalized programming and why YouTube took center stage. Download this podcast now... TELEPHONY WEBCASTS
Visibility into Next Gen OSS/BSS and Service Delivery PlatformsWith convergence becoming a reality and service delivery platforms becoming much more sophisticated, the OSS/BSS functions no longer take the backseat. Telephony's new Webcast discusses the operational realities and the service delivery strategies that will allow service providers to streamline their business and technical processes. Senior Editor and software writer Tim McElligott talks to Peter Mottishaw from OSS Observer and Matt Price with Wily Technology about the business benefits of performance and availability monitoring and management. Watch this webcast now... |
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Telephony's periodic supplements dig deep into niche markets and technologies to bring you the specific news, trends and analysis you need. From the business case for WiMAX to the evolution of next-generation networks, our supplements tackle the important issues. Our quarterly publication, The Independent, focuses on the businesses, networks, opportunities and challenges of independent operating companies. |
