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I've got a backlog of posts that I'll get to over the next few days. They're not time-sensitive news items, and I still think you'll find them of interest. Until then, here's my roundup of January media citings. It was a pretty busy month for me, and I expect to see more of the same for February.

- 2009 telecom/tech trends outlook - Backbone Magazine

- VoIP's outlook - TMCnet

- IT Expo preview/spotlight on JAA with Rich Tehrani - TMCnet

- Nortel's customer prospects - Tech Media Reports

- Nortel's partnership prospects - Fierce Telecom

- Interview with Greg Galitzine about SIP Trunking - TMCnet

- Outlook for Rogers Communications - ITWorld Canada

- 2009 Canadian telecom outlook - Tech Media Reports

- 2009 Canadian wireless operator outlook - Tech Media Reports

Circle ID picked up a post of mine about one of Nortel's bright spots, and it had some pretty strong readership:

- Nortel... the Good News: Web.Alive

I contribute Ask The Expert writeups for Tech Target's Unified Communications portal, and had one piece posted in January:

- Are we too late for VoIP?

Finally, as usual, I wrote two articles for my Service Provider Views column on TMCnet:

- Jaduka - Another Take on the Platform Play - Q&A with Jack Rynes

- VoIP: Definitely Not Dead Yet, the Sequel

Some of the above pieces require log-ins or subscriptions, and if this is problematic, let me know, as I have soft copies on file.