Andy Abramson When AT&T announced they were downsizing and heading to VoIP Wall Street noticed. So now SBC has done the same thing but instead of being smart like Dave Dorman was and say they have a VoIP strategy to head towards, SBC just blames the new emerging technology as well as cellular as reasons why customers … Read more
South Africa has been one of the coutries that has been fighting the arrival of VoIP for many years. While the country has a very advanced wireless community, the incumbents have been keeping PSTN rather closed off. Well, times are changing. Smart business executives are bringing VoIP to the bottom of the dark continent and … Read more
Verisign wants to be the carrier neutral switchboard, something we reported on before. Now Business Week has an interview with one of their executives. The big advantage is their DNS translation ability can lead to both names and phone numbers and that makes them a huge switchboard operation.
Global analyst firm Analysis is touting a report on the rising threat to the telcos by next generation phone technology platforms like Skype and Peerio.
I just read a story about how VoIP will eventually be legal in the Philippines. The government is working in that direction to bring VoIP there. Actually, it’s already there.
When you come to a conference like Bloggercon you get to meet some really neat people. Adam Curry’s talk which was really leading a discussion about Podcasting was interesting. It got me thinking about how long Ken Rutkowski and I have been doing the World Technology RoundUp, now almost six years together and ten or … Read more
When you come to a conference like Bloggercon you get to meet some really neat people. Adam Curry’s talk which was really leading a discussion about Podcasting was interesting. It got me thinking about how long Ken Rutkowski and I have been doing the World Technology RoundUp, now almost six years together and ten or … Read more
Digital pioneer Dave Winer
Lawrence Lessig
If you want to tune into what’s happening at BloggerCon III from Stanford just listen to the webcast.
