Andy Abramson Every once in a while I get questions about Popular Telephony, a client of my agency. Here’s the US Patent Office application that was accepted and published as of this month. That should go a long way to telling their story and answering some questions.
A Close Look at P2P VoIP Session by Tom Keating is not self praise by him, as he did a super job at getting five different viewpoints into one room and really had them say what they felt. My client, Dmitry Goroshevksy from Popular Telephony did very well, as did Gary from Global IP Sound. There … Read more
eurovoip: Skype launches free SMS service I received a note from Marcus of the company behind this service. I’m intrigued and just too overloaded at the conference to play with this, but hope to in a week or so.
eurovoip: VoIP carriers launch peering network To me it sounds a lot like what Arbinet was supposed to do or is still setting out to do.
VoIP is ready for prime time | Tech News on ZDNet is a super recap on how to be a money saving roadwarrior.
Time Warner Launches VoIP Service For PBXs from Information Week. With TW offering VoIP based PBX services, and AOL getting ready to roll out VoIP @ VON one has to wonder if there are any synergies between the two..
I met Peter Sisson of Teleo yesterday at the Internet Telephony show. What I heard was they want to be Skype like but more like your traditional phone company. In essence they have built something that is based on a PSTN approach that blends SIP technology into the architecture of Unified Messaging. Nothing that they … Read more
EuroTelcoblog has more news on Popular Telephony and their carrier signing in China.
It’s here, the user owned phone system according to Mr. Blog. This falls into the “Inexperienced users should not try this at home” category. But it also falls into the “what the future” holds category as well.
EuroTelcoblog has James dreaming of an online romance with Paris Hilton and becoming THE telecom advisor to Bill Gates all because he’s dabbling with Skype……what is interesting though is James revealing that Skype is being integrated by some imaginative folks into a call center.
