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Issue 279: International card schemes - not necessarily a two horse race
Issue 278: Cash: perceptions versus reality
Issue 277: John Shepherd-Barron - Intellect, humour and pioneering spirit
Issue 276: Mixed messages from western European ATM market
Issue 275: New markets and smaller estates key to MVS growth
Issue 274: The TAU bug
Issue 273: Deposit automation keeps mature ATM markets moving
Issue 272: Western Europe's payment card decade
Issue 271: The Bulletin celebrates 30 years
Issue 270: Malware: the emerging ATM threat
Issue 269: When will biometrics break into the big time?
Issue 268: Cardholding, usage and average spend
Issue 267: ATM monitoring focus moves to revenues
Issue 266: Do withdrawal trends provide insights into the future of cash?
Issue 265: Can the Russian ATM market keep on growing?
Issue 264: Politics, commercial interests and cross-border CIT regulation
Issue 263: The UK IAD squeeze
Issue 262: TAUs go global
Issue 261: Conferences in an economic downturn
Issue 260: Deposit automation leaps forward
Issue 259: Contactless conundrum
Issue 258: Skimming still the greatest threat
Issue 257: Impact of financial markets turmoil on ATM market
Issue 256: Global ATM market to pass 2.5 million by 2013
Issue 255: ATM monitoring comes of age
Issue 254: Booming beyond belief
Issue 253: Turkey stands out from the crowd
Issue 252: A world with lower POS interchange fees
Issue 251: UK card fraud explodes
Issue 250: Multivendor ATM software comes of age
Issue 249: CEE cards market boom will continue
Issue 248: How important is 28th January for SEPA?
Issue 247: Unravelling the latest cards statistics
Issue 246: Ethical dilemas in ATM security
Issue 245: What is holding back ATM outsourcing?
Issue 244: Without chip and PIN, card fraud would be much worse
Issue 243: Off-site remains key to global ATM growth
Issue 242: Europe's contrasting ATM regions
Issue 241: Happy 40th birthday!
Issue 240: Europe's subtle shift to advanced ATM functionality
Issue 239: The TAU revival
Issue 238: New wave of banking regulation
Issue 237: Deposit automation expansion to last a decade
Issue 236: Maestro versus cash
Issue 235: Introducing monthly account fees is not easy
Issue 234: Global ATM market insights
Issue 233: The rise of the free convenience ATM
Issue 232: The shift from ATM growth to optimisation
Issue 231: The difficulty of fighting interchange fees
Issue 230: Will Visa follow MasterCard's IPO?
Issue 229: The resilience of cash
Issue 228: Are bank ATM fleets about to start growing?
Issue 227: How to persuade cardholders to start using PINs
Issue 226: Are ATM units back on the agenda?
Issue 225: How mature is the ATM market in western Europe?
Issue 224: Card fraudsters change tack
Issue 223: Will the e-purse ever become mainstream?
Issue 222: SEPA and international card acceptance
Issue 221: Future for interchange fees is downwards
Issue 220: Surcharging in Mexico
Issue 219: Invitation to share your views
Issue 218: How MSCs became a political issue in Denmark
Issue 217: CeBIT organisers need to rethink format
Issue 216: Charging for cash in the UK
Issue 215: Banking Automation Bulletin celebrates 25 years
