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The COOK Report on Internet     July 2001 (Vol. 10, No. 4)
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CONTENTS

Tools For Access And Scaling: Ethernet In The First Mile, 10 Gig In 
Backbone, ENUM In PSTN -- Jonathan Thatcher & Howard Frazier Explain 
Standards Goals Of EFM, Discuss How Ethernet Is Changing The Access 
Space
Impacting Product Development, Time Lines, & Broadband 
Infrastructure, pp. 1 -23

The Future Of Telecom As Customer Owned Assets, p. 23

ENUM Pushes Convergence By Facilitating Voip Access To Global PSTN Numbers
Rutkowski's Opposition Deflects IETF - ITU Plans
Mail List Debate Shows Significance Not Well Understood, pp. 24 - 43

Where ICANN Would Like To Push the Internet, p. 43

End Notes:  Dave Hughes Blasts Alaskan Telephone Association Before 
FCC --  A Look At FCC Resources For Small ISPs -- A Critique Of 
Tauzin Dingell,  pp. 44 - 47

Executive Summary, pp. 48-50



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