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To: mahler_one who wrote (42172)	8/18/2004 7:43:28 PM
From: NDBFREE	Respond to of 42804

Subject : FTTP Webinar from Light Reading Dear Colleague, As an industry professional, you may be interested to know about an upcoming online event being presented by Light Reading (www.lightreading.com). This free Web seminar - Fiber to the Premises: Closing the Capacity Loop - will look at the forces that have come together in 2004 to create a vibrant market for FTTP, including international standards, low-cost equipment, intense competition in the local loop and demand from customers for a complete triple-play offering of voice, data, and video. The access network has never been more critical to the future of telcos worldwide, and many are choosing to transform their last mile with fiber, building a "future-proof" access infrastructure capable of supporting any service imaginable. FTTP has generated tremendous press over the past year but has yet to generate tremendous revenues. This is a market that has long been set to explode, but it has been held back by uncertain regulations, immature technology, competition from DSL, and uneven market demand. Times are now changing, though, and in 2004 FTTP solutions have matured to the point that the largest telcos are making long-term commitments that total in the billions of dollars. Join us on Wednesday, August 25, at 2:00 p.m. New York / 7:00 p.m. London time, for this live Webinar sponsored by Alcatel, Cisco, Entrisphere, and World Wide Packets. You can sign up for this event via this link: metacast.agora.com We hope to see you there!