Andy Abramson

If Skype keeps giving things away that can’t help them ever reach earnout. And that can’t be pleasing the boys in London very much. Today they announced a deal with Vapps to provide free conference calling for up to 500 participants. According to some Silicon Valley sources Meg Whitman and Niklas Zennstrom seem to be … Read more

Vonage stock is spinning and their buyers who thought they might just skip out on paying are in for a rude awakening.

One Wall Street analyst thinks so in today’s New York Times.

I’m losing track of the number of reports of similar bug issues with Skype. At this this point the issues are reminding me more of Internet Explorer and other Microsoft type of issues. Gee. Maybe Microsoft should buy eBay !!

PCWorld Canada has a summary on Vonage in Canada and VoIP and deems it worthy.

My number is a secret, but you can call me here…. The new rave in the telco biz is the annonymous number. I call them, SHADOW numbers….pass it on.

Um..this is the obvious. It can only go two ways..no growth or up. Since Mobile VoIP is all about convergence then it has to go up. This is thus very good news for companies like Siemens, BridgePort Networks, Net2Phone all of whom are working to deliver the end user the opportunity to blend their cell … Read more

I just received word that Vonage’s Chief Financial Officer, John S. Rego, will appear Tuesday morning on CNBC’s Squawk Box. He plans to discuss Vonage’s Customer Directed Share Program, Vonage’s business and industry competition. This is the kind of messaging public companies do, and it’s not surprising to me that Rego is doing the talking … Read more

Vonage numbers keep getting more clearly identified, thanks to some math calculations by Mark Evans.