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Vonage working for image makeover
This year will be the make or break year for pure play VoIP giant Vonage with its viability in the hands of its bankers who have to agree to refinance its significant debt. Vonage handed out most of Read more...
U.K. mandates VoIP emergency calling
Britain has joined the U.S. to mandate the enabling of emergency calls from U.K.-based VoIP services. The new rules formulated by telco regulator Ofcom will come into effect Sept. 8 and follow a Read more...
Lingo rated top of the pops for VoIP
Wired magazine has tested and compared eight VoIP services for their Winter 2008 Test issue with Lingo selected as "Editors' Pick." The test rated cost, features and quality and Lingo won over Read more...
House gives nod to VoIP E911
The FCC began levying fees on cable operators for access to E911 systems--now, Congress is ready to tell the telcos they must Read more...
VoIP supply chain lacks wholesalers
In addition to more love, what the VoIP world needs now is more wholesalers. Without them VoIP service providers will not be able to reach as far and wide with their service as they need to reach. As Read more...
Skype featured on new Toshiba notebooks
Toshiba and Skype are working together to offer an all-in-one communications experience to people who purchase new Toshiba notebook computers with built-in Web cams and microphones. As part of a
Read more...Behavioral analysis offers best VoIP security
As VoIP grows, so does the threat to the security of VoIP networks. IT security supplier Tier-3 says behavioral analysis offers the best protection from unknown threats. The list of new threats is
Read more...Jordan Telecom Group prefers to go with the flow
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
Read more...Interoute taps Covergence for clearinghouse service
Covergence's Eclipse session border controller is making its debut in Europe with two U.K.-based service providers. One of those customers, Interoute, is using the Eclipse to support its new
Read more...Illegal or not, VoIP taking root in India
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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