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COVER STORY
What happened in Vegas
By Carol Wilson
NXTcomm08 had hoped to establish itself as the telecom industry's premiere event, replacing Supercomm and its successor shows. Under a very hot Las Vegas...

Carrier Ethernet builds critical mass
By Ed Gubbins
New equipment introductions at NXTcomm08 were in many ways a love letter to carrier Ethernet, illustrating its growing influence, even among skeptics....

Solving the SDP puzzle
By Rich Karpinski
With new applications and services taking the forefront at NXTcomm08, the software required to run those services from delivery platforms to test and...

IPTV: Stuck in the middle
By Sarah Reedy
NXTcomm08 attendees interested in IPTV found themselves somewhere in between the glorified hype of past years and the reality of nitty-gritty network...

View Telephony Magazine, June 30, 2008

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EDITOR'S LETTER
What did you think?

When it comes to NXTcomm08, I realize I've been standing in the trees too long to recognize the forest. As official publisher of the  NXTcomm08 Daily News,  Telephony  has been engaged with this event for months now, focusing on covering every news event on site in Las Vegas.

Having made that confession, I will say that I found the show to be livelier than expected, both in terms of conference programming and exhibit floor traffic. There were critics, to be sure, among the vendors — some companies complained about the volume of traffic and others about the quality. But many of the companies with which I spoke were generally happy with both. To some extent, it was a tale of two floors — for some unknown reason, the upper show floor seemed to attract more traffic. ...

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