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Week of December 10, 2007 • Volume 8, Issue 23

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TIA promotes innovation and a competitive market environment for its member companies.
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Busy Time for U.S.-China Communications Dialogues
This week saw a burst of activity for U.S.-China trade policy, including significant developments in China's quasi-protectionist rules around network deployment. More >>

TIA Accepting Nominations for 2008 Board
Starting this week, T IA invites member companies to submit nominations for individuals to serve on its 2008 board of directors, which will see 4 seats open for the coming year. More >>

TIA's TRIC Meeting Addresses Technical Issues
TIA’s Technical Regulatory Issues Committee (TRIC) met with the staff of FCC Labs in Columbia, Md., this week. More >>

The telecommunications industry continues to change and grow. Stay abreast of the many opportunities in the industry by reading TIA's 2008 Telecommunications Market Review and Forecast available February 2008.

A Leadership Standard
By TIA President
Grant Seiffert

Last week, TIA VP-Standards & Business Development Ed Mikoski was elected to the board of directors of the American National Standards Institute (ANSI). This is an honor for many reasons, recognizing Ed's wonderful career in the high-tech and communications industry.

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TIA Member Spotlight:

Bivio Networks

Bivio Networks has developed a family of industry-leading, deep packet inspection and processing platforms that combine unparalleled scaling of network performance, processing power and application agility.

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•	China and India Drive Mobile Phone Growth washingtonpost.com >>

•	EU Clear Sony Ericsson/Motorola Deal news.yahoo.com >>

•	Web Found Warns of Short-Term Views ft.com >>

•	The FCC's Broadband Bobble businessweek.com >>

•	Nokia Invests in Wave- Payment Chipsets pcworld.com >>

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