Section 1:
BEIJING 2008 REPORT — April 2003
1.1 TELECOM/DATACOM ENVIRONMENT IN CHINA AND BEIJING IN 2003
1.1.1 People's Republic of China — Market Overview
1.1.1.1 WTO And De-Monopolization Has Led To A New Carrier Landscape
1.1.2 China's Internet — Modernization, Informatization and International Access
1.1.3 Beijing is the Hub of China's Telecom Activity and Informatization

1.2 OPERATOR ACTIVITY AND TELECOM INFRASTRUCTURE IN BEIJING IN 2003

1.3 BEIJING CATV NETWORKS AND THE CONTROLLING MINISTRY, SARFT HAVE AN UNEASY RELATIONSHIP
1.3.1 Beijing CATV Networks are Moving to Deep Hybrid Fiber Network Architectures to Support
Digital Video Cable Modem and Future Voice Services
1.3.1.1. Beijing Cable Has An Extensive Fiber Network Deployed In Newer Residential
Sections Of Beijing
1.3.2 The Capital Republic Information Platform — Beijing Internet Exchange, Government
Internet Network, Fiber Network Operator, and Private Company

1.4 BEIJING OPERATORS ARE GRADUALLY INCREASING THE PERCENTAGE OF EQUIPMENT PURCHASED FROM DOMESTIC SUPPLIERS
1.4.1 Beijing Communication Corporation— Subsidiary of China Netcom and Incumbent
Operator in Beijing
1.4.1.1 Beijing Communications Continues to Build out their Network at a Furious Pace
1.4.1.2 BCC’s 2003 Organization
1.4.1.3 BCC’s Voice Network Continues To Grow Toward Million Lines
1.4.1.4 BCC Will Focus Fiber And Transport Additions On Digital Districts And Olympic
Area Requirements
1.4.1.5 BCC Plans to Cover the Strategic Areas of Beijing with All-Optical Networks by 2008
1.4.1.6 Broadband Access From BCC Will Support New Residential And Commercial
Developments
1.4.1.7 Enterprise And Government Demands Are The Primary Drivers Of BCC’s Network
Planning
1.4.1.8 Beijing Communications Corporation – Similar North American Operator -Qwest
1.4.2 Beijing Mobile is the Largest Mobile Operator in Beijing
1.4.2.1 China Mobile Faces Heavy Investment And Business Challenges In Beijing
1.4.2.2 China Mobile Operates A Large Nation-Wide Transport Network, But Leases Capacity
In Beijing
1.4.2.3 China Mobile Is Pushing To Use Its Optical Network To Offer More Internet Services For
Large Customers, Such As Large Enterprises, ISPs, And To SARFT
1.4.2.4 Beijing Mobile – Similar North American Operator – AT&T Canada
1.4.2.5 China Unicom Also Faces Emerging Profitability Challenges
1.4.2.6 China Unicom Has One Of The Largest Optical Networks In China
1.4.2.7 Beijing Unicom Is The Largest Provider Of Voice Over IP
1.4.2.8 Beijing Unicom – Similar North American Operator - Sprint
1.4.3 Beijing Railcom Right-Of-Way is Strategically Positioned in the City Center
1.4.3.1 Railcom’s Optical Network Follows Traditional Architectures
1.4.3.2 Beijing Railcom – Similar North American Operator - Broadwing

Section 2:
2008 OLYMPIC FACILITIES, DESCRIPTION AND LOCATIONS
2.1 2008 OLYMPIC COMPETITION SITES — THE OLYMPIC GREEN IS THE HUB
2.2 THE 2008 OLYMPICS WILL MAKE MAXIMUM USE OF EXISTING FACILITIES
2.3 THE OLYMPIC COMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS WILL BE CENTERED IN THE OLYMPIC GREEN
2.4 DESCRIPTIONS OF THE MAJOR OLYMPIC EVENT LOCATIONS
2.5 BECAUSE OF CRITICISM OF THE ATHENS OLYMPIC EFFORT FOR 2004, BEIJING IS GETTING AN EARLY START ON CONSTRUCTION
2.5.1 Current Status Of Owner/Constructor/Operator Tender Competitions (March 2003)
2.6 2008 OLYMPIC BIDDING PROCESS RULES AND REGULATIONS (CAVEAT EMPTOR)
2.6.1 Below Is The Official BOCOG Doctrine On Bidding For Construction Of The Olympic Venues
2.6.2 Current Stage — Evaluation For The Pre-Qualification And Call For Expression Of Interest
Documents
2.6.3 Olympic Reality – More Exceptions Than Rules
2.6.4 Many Bidders Are Seeking More Western Rule-Of-Law
APPENDIX 1 — BEIJING OLYMPICS AND MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION CONTACTS

Section 3:
2008 OLYMPIC FACILITIES, INFORMATION INTENSIVE PROJECTS, EXTENSIONS OF THE EXISTING TELECOMMUNICATION NETWORKING FACILITIES
3.1 NOT JUST TELECOM, BEIJING IS MODERNIZING FROM BELOWGROUND UP ON A MASSIVE SCALE
3.2 BEIJING COMMUNICATIONS PROJECTS PLANNED SPECIFICALLY FOR THE 2008 OLYMPICS
3.2.1 The Info2008 Olympic Information Network Will Build On Deployed Fiber Systems
3.3 OLYMPIC COMMUNICATION-INTENSIVE PROJECTS – THE MEDIA VILLAGE, THE INTERNATIONAL BROADCASTING CENTER AND THE MAJOR PRESS CENTER
3.4 SHIFTS AND REALIGNMENTS IN THE PRC MINISTRIES CONTROLLING BROADCAST AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS WILL DETERMINE THE SHAPE OF THE 2008 NETWORK
3.5 OLYMPIC COMPETITION BY INTERNATIONAL SERVICE PROVIDERS IS ALREADY UNDERWAY
3.6 TRANSFORMING BEIJING FROM THE MAO-ERA TO THE 21ST CENTURY OPENS BROADBAND SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES AND PREPARES FOR THE OLYMPICS
3.7 ENTERPRISE NETWORK OPERATORS ARE BOTH OFFICIAL AND UN-OFFICIAL SUPPLIERS OF TELECOM SERVICES
3.7.1 Rapid Expansion Of Communications Infrastructure Throughout Beijing Will Continue
Through 2008
3.7.2 Tianjin — Example Of An Area Committed To Upgrades To Digital Districts
3.8 BEIJING’S AND CHINA’S GOVERNMENT ARE INVESTING HEAVILY TO CREATE A NATIONAL SHOWPLACE FOR THE 2008 OLYMPICS – BUT, ECONOMIC ISSUES CLOUD THE FUTURE

List of Figures :
FIGURE 1.1: CHINA’S TELECOMMUNICATIONS STRUCTURE AND NUMBER OF FIXED AND MOBILE SUBSCRIBERS
FIGURE 1.2: DEREGULATION IN CHINA’S TELECOMS
FIGURE 1.3: CPIP NETWORK IN BEIJING
FIGURE BCC 1: BCC’S SDH RING DEPLOYMENTS AND ISP MAJOR NETWORK ACCESS POINTS
FIGURE BCC-2: MAJOR NODE LOCATIONS FOR BCC’S INTERNET MAN
FIGURE BCC-3: LUCENT-KDDI-SCS OPTICAL MESH TEST BED
FIGURE BCC-4: CHINA NETCOM AND LUMINOUS IN BEIJING
FIGURE BM 1: DOCOMO’S WIRELESS DATA ARCHITECTURE
FIGURE BR-1: CHINA RAILCOM’S RIGHTS-OF-WAY IN BEIJING
FIGURE 2.1: ARTIST’S RENDITION OF THE 2008 OLYMPIC GREEN IN NORTH BEIJING
FIGURE 2.2: OLYMPIC VENUE LOCATIONS AROUND BEIJING
FIGURE 2.3: AERIAL VIEW OF THE CENTRAL OLYMPIC GREEN
FIGURE 3.1: BEIJING TRANSPORTATION PROJECTS
FIGURE 3.2: IMPORTANT NETWORK FACILITIES AT THE OLYMPIC GREEN
FIGURE 3.3: THE OLYMPIC MEDIA VILLAGE
FIGURE 3.4: BEIJING DIGITAL DISTRICTS AND GOLDEN CIRCLES
FIGURE 3.5: CITIC BUILDING IN BEIJING’S CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT

List of Tables:
TABLE 1.1: CHINESE CARRIERS’ REVENUES, 2000-06 ($BILLION)
TABLE 1.2: MAJOR TELECOM OPERATORS IN CHINA
TABLE 1.3: BEIJING’S MAIN OPERATORS
TABLE 1.4: OVERVIEW OF SARFT’S OPTICAL NETWORK
TABLE 1.5: VENDOR-OPERATOR RELATIONSHIPS*
TABLE BCC 1: COMPANY OVERVIEW
TABLE BCC 2: BEIJING TELECOM’S OPTICAL NETWORK OVERVIEW
TABLE BCC-3: BCC IP NETWORK NODES
TABLE BM 1: COMPANY OVERVIEW
TABLE BM 2: CHINA MOBILE FIBER NETWORKS: STATUS AND PLAN FOR THE FUTURE
TABLE BU 1: COMPANY OVERVIEW
TABLE BU 2: CHINA UNICOM FIBER NETWORKS: STATUS AND PLAN FOR THE FUTURE
TABLE BR 1: COMPANY OVERVIEW
TABLE BR 2: CHINA RAILCOM FIBER NETWORKS: STATUS AND PLAN FOR THE FUTURE
TABLE 2.1: VENUE SUMMARY
TABLE 2.2: OLYMPIC VENUE DETAILS
TABLE 2.3: OLYMPIC VENUE CONSTRUCTION TIMETABLE IS AS FOLLOWS

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