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Brilliant minds think alike. In the UK, DialaPhone's mobile phone blog has joined with FierceVoIP in toasting the death of FMC and the emergence Read more...

Next week we're merging our two VoIP publications, FierceVoIP and Business VoIP Report into one expanded publication in recognition of the continued unification of communications onto a common IP Read more...

Tawanda Chihota of itp.net reports on his trip to an inaugural VoIP conference held in Dubai last week. His recap of the meeting includes a discussion of Jordan Telecom Group's decision to go with

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While VoIP from PC-to-telephone/mobile handset is still illegal in India, the technology is having a significant impact on the country's telecom service providers. The technology's growing momentum

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It's been a big week for Vonage--and at last some of the news is good. A federal appeals court stayed a trial court's injunction that would have prohibited the company from signing up new Read more...

The quest for prior art in the Verizon/Vonage patent fight continues. Last week, I wrote about formal Read more...

VoIPNews has put together a quick rundown of legal issues facing VoIP service providers. If you've been reading this newsletter, you won't find any surprises, but it's always useful to Read more...

Long-time Vonage-watchers may have experienced a quick shot of déjà vu with last week's restoration of Jeffrey Citron as interim CEO. It's Citron's second time around as CEO, an Read more...

Word has come down that Vonage CEO Michael Snyder is stepping down. Specific reasons were not given, though the company has been beleaguered pretty much from the day it went public last year. Read more...

Vonage's Friday was not the kind of day you'd wish even on an enemy. In the morning the trial judge in its patent loss to Verizon ruled that Vonage would not be allowed to sign up new customers. Read more...