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The Power Issue, 12/27/04

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Dec 27, 20042 mins

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From the editor:

The network industry has taken some tough punches over the years. But like the scrawny 10th-grader who spends the summer bulking up so he can best the bullies next year, network players are better prepared than ever for the fight. We look at the new network muscle.

Beth Schultz Signature Series editor,

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