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PUBLIC NOTICE: TUTORIAL ON INTERNET TELEPHONY

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From: John Walker
Date: Wed, 30 Sep 1998 00:00
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PUBLIC NOTICE: TUTORIAL ON INTERNET TELEPHONY

PUBLIC NOTICE
Federal Communications Commission
1919 - M Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20554News media information 202 / 418-0500
Fax-On-Demand 202 / 418-2830
Internet: http://www.fcc.gov
ftp.fcc.gov

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Released: September 11, 1998

THE OFFICE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY WILL PRESENT A TUTORIAL ON
INTERNET TELEPHONY TO BE DELIVERED BY CISCO SYSTEMS, INC.

The Office of Engineering and Technology will present a tutorial on
"Internet Telephony: Voice Over IP" on October 5th in the Commission
Meeting Room, Room 856, 1919 M Street N.W. The tutorial will be given by
personnel from Cisco Systems, Inc. and will consist of a morning and
afternoon session. The morning session will be from 9 am to 11 am and
the afternoon session will be from 1:30 pm to 3:30 pm.

Topics to be covered include: what is voice over Internet Protocol, why
voice over IP, how is this accomplished, what network architectures and
applications are used, the economics of voice over IP networks, case
studies and operations.

The public is invited to attend. There will be no prior reservations or
sign ups, attendance is first come first served.

For those unable to attend, copies of the video tape of the tutorial
will be available through the FCC contract copier Infocus at (703)
834-0100 voice and (703) 834-0111 facsimile.

For further information contact Jack Linthicum at 202-418-2441 voice,
202-418-1918 fax, or Jlinthic@fcc.gov.

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Also in this issue:

- Feds Take Steps Against Threat of Cyber Terrorism
    The Soviet Union once aimed their missiles at U.S. nuclear silos.
    When the Cold War ended, terrorists struck at emblematic institutions
    such as airlines, foreign embassies and the World Trade Center. Now,
    as the world enters the Information Age, the nation's enemies may go
    after cyber targets.
- High-speed IU Net in India soon
    The national task force on information technology in India has
    decided to set up a high-speed, high-capacity inter-university data
    network called IU Net. The IU Net will be brought online within nine
    months and is expected to have the highest capacity in the world
    outside the US.
- High-Speed Internet Access Gets Cheaper, Thanks to Technology
    High-speed dedicated Internet access has been available to companies
    for years. But it's been pretty expensive, until recently costing
    $1,000 to $1,500 a month plus hardware and start-up charges.
- Internet ideal for 'cleaning' money
    They're fast, they're often anonymous and they don't stop at
    borders.
    The same qualities that make the Internet, smart cards and other new
    technologies popular with consumers also make them alluring to
    criminals eager to quickly and quietly turn ill-gotten gains into
    cash that looks clean.
- Survey Examines ISP Subscriber Turnover
    [September 22, 1998] A survey conducted by World Research, Inc.
    found that for the most part, consumers are happy with their Internet
    service providers (ISPs).
- Court Dismisses Web Copyright Case
    A Los Angeles judge has dismissed a copyright lawsuit that
    threatened to hold websites legally responsible for links to content
    posted elsewhere on the Web.
- Malaysia hopes to attract big business with 'Cybercity'
    Malaysia's ambitious plan to create a futuristic "Cybercity" is a
    year ahead of schedule and its builders are confident they can still
    maintain the pace despite recent financial difficulties sweeping over
    Asia.
- New Lists and Journals
    * NEW: Citizens Justice Coalition (Canada)
    * NEW: FIDEL - Fuentes de Infromacion y Documentacion en Linea
    * NEW: NURSES - Discussion For Nurses



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