Telephony magazine is the leading publication for all communications service providers: new and incumbent, wireline and wireless.

Telephony's weekly editorial coverage provides timely, comprehensive and analytical reporting on all aspects of the broadband economy. Our editors provide perspective on the network technology innovations, content developments and business drivers that affect all forms of broadband communications service providers. (Tradepub.com)

Telephony magazine is a publication for the communications service providers: new and incumbent, wireline and wireless.

Telephony's editorial coverage provides timely, comprehensive and analytical reporting on all aspects of telecom -- both wireless and wireline. Our editors provide perspective on the network technology innovations, content developments and business drivers that affect all forms of communications service providers.

WIRELESS 2025
By Kevin Fitchard. A look at the mobile network of tomorrow: smarter, faster and integrated with nearly every aspect of daily life.

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Publisher: Penton Media

Read the Digital Issue: Telephony Magazine, April 2009

6 STIMULUS QUESTIONS
By Ed Gubbins. Much is still unknown
about how the federal government will allot some $7 billion in stimulus money for broadband.

7 SMARTPHONES WISE UP
By Sarah Reedy. Smartphones were a bright spot in 2008 handset sales, and this year should be no different.

8 MATURE WIRELESS
By Sarah Reedy. Forget Generation Y; Consumer Cellular is finding success targeting the AARP’s mature market.

9 VOIP SHRINKS
By Rich Karpinski. For the first time ever, service provider VoIP spending decreased in Q4 08. A look inside the numbers.

10 BIZ VIDEO’S HOT
By Carol Wilson. The space has seen a flurry of activity as enterprise customers look to cut costs and increase efficiency.

10 MR. MASHUP
By Rich Karpinski. A Q&A with Thomas Howe, CEO of Jaduka, about the potential of enterprise-focused mashups.

11 EARLY EXIT
By Kevin Fitchard. New marketing methods and the Web are diminishing the power of early adopters in the traditional technology chain.

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