Andy Abramson A week or two back was CES in Las Vegas followed by a lot of meetings for me. Tonight I’m flying on Jeff’s favorite airline, Jeff Blue, on the Red Eye from Oakland to Fort Lauderdale, FL for a compact two days of time with clients, companies that have asked to brief me and to … Read more
The Associated Press has made the move to utilize bloggers to augment their news gathering efforts by working with the Media Bloggers Association. Pal Bob Cox who founded the Media Blogges Association (MBA) gets the credit for making this happen. As a board member of the MBA and its Treasurer, this is a big step … Read more
Vonage has a program for global nomads who want to make cheap calls. It’s a lot like the services that have been around for years from various calling card services, the only difference from what I can tell is the tie into your Vonage number, which is really the same as an account…YAWN. I continue … Read more
Adobe isn’t sitting idle and Om has a spin on what they are up to with a recent acquisition.
A few months back I ranted about how bad T-Mobile’s customer service was. Well Martin never had the chance to even tell them he’s one of the world’s most influential telecom analysts and bloggers…his rant is proving that the issues at T-Mobile are not just localized to the USA, but seem to be global in … Read more
In what will make eBay shareholders breathe a sigh of relief, the Federal courts have tossed out the StreamCast suit against Skype on grounds that Streamcast didn’t make their case well enough. Streamcast plans to pursue other matters, but give the first round victory to eBay. UPDATE-Upon some reflection in my view, this is not … Read more
Garrett Smith has advised me of a new affiliate program at VoIPSupply. It’s worth checking out if you want to be in the VoIP retail business without having a store front of your very own.
I heard through the grapevine that Roam4Free is going live tomorrow. While I have yet to see any real details, the source that tipped me off is impeccable and has never disappointed me. Here’s the official word from Pat.
Add Engin to the list of companies offering VoIP on the Nokia N80 Internet Edition. Engin is based in Australia. This means the list now includes Abbeynet, Gizmo Project, AQL and TruPhone that work with the portable phone when it’s in a WiFi environment.
SunRocket continues to be one of the leaders in being cheap. Their new plan for calls to Asia is one of the lowest priced plans on the market. What’s interesting about SunRocket is their WalMart approach to pricing and their clear understanding of niche marketing.
