Interconnection is an important (and sometimes difficult) topic in communications networks. This article, via the ITU Newsblog, points out that an interconnection regime for the so-called "Next Generation Networks" (or NGNs) is absent.
What do they mean by NGNs, anyway? Can existing interconnection regimes be adopted (or adapted) for these networks? Why or why not?
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