[comp.dcom.telecom] Special Section on Communications Technology

werner@rascal.ics.utexas.edu (Werner Uhrig) (11/12/90)

Friday's {Wall Street Journal} contained a special TECHNOLOGY section. 
The contents are listed below.  Reprints are available for $2 from:

			      TECHNOLOGY
		       Dow Jones & Company Inc.
			   200 Burnett Road
			 Chicopee, Mass 01021



			  Table of Contents

OPENERS

5	FACTS AND FIGURES
	Telecommunications trivia - from cellular phones to Yellow Pages
	to fax machines

CUTTING THE CORD

6	WIRELESS WORLD
	A telephone in everyone's pocket: That's the daunting goal of the
	communications industry

16	NO VACANCIES
	The wireless revolution faces a major obstacle: There's no room
	on the frequency spectrum

18	ROCKET TO REALITY
	The hopes of the commercial-launch business plummet back to earth

21	PERPLEXING PRICING
	Cellular-phone users find that talk isn't cheap, and they're not
	sure why

SIDE EFFECTS

23	NO PLACE TO HIDE
	The dark side of the telecommunications revolution: You're never
	out of touch.

27	PHONY POWER
	Technology leads to new absurdities in a Hollywood obsessed by the
	telephone

34	THE PARTY LINE
	When you speak on a cellular phone, the world may be listening in

39	MISTERY VOICE	
	The person who answers your call to an 800 number probably knows more
	about you than you realize

TOMORROW

42	FUTURE PHONES
	Someday your telephone won't ring, it will shout the name of the
	caller;  it will also listen to you and obey your command

45	MOTOROLA ON THE MOVE
	The company is pushing a 77-satellite cellular system that would
	serve remote areas around the world

48	NINTENDO NATION
	The Japanese company's video-game players may be linked in a vast
	network

52	BABY BELLS GROW UP
	They await a key ruling before resuming their lobbying effort to
	win freedom from Judge Greene's control

ESSAY

54	THE GREAT COMMUNICATOR
	You're in luck!  Whereever you are, I can find you!