I’m moderating another Bloggers Only Panel at VON this September in Boston and starting to get excited about it. While the list is not yet complete, the line up reads like the “Dream Team,” “Murders Row” and an All Star line up in Baseball, where everyone is Ted Williams at the plate when it comes … Read more

Jon Arnold has some valuable insight, as always, on the Rogers Cable telephone offering detailing what it is, isn’t and may indeed be one day. He links to fellow Canadian, Mark Evans comments as well. Between these two, I wonder what the Globe and Mail was left with to say that made what Rogers announced … Read more

I’m trying out Gizmo and have found a problem. Some calls just don’t terminate properly, if at all. Mr. Blog spots a few other issues. Erik has some additional comments.

www.one.org every three seconds…..a son, a daughter. Make a difference..It’s not about you..it’s about them.

For those who don’t know, I was one of the guys who got involved in streaming media back in the 90’s. I’m constantly amazed at how in some ways other than there being more pipe (i.e. better, faster bandwidth to the home) and better compression technology, not much has really changed. That was until today. … Read more

In what I think is an excellent story by Carolyn Schuck, Voxilla has a detailed account of VoIP Fraud.

Michael Robertson is the ultimate disruptor. First he brought out MP3.com, then Lindows. Each caused controversy. Now he’s rolling out Gizmo, a softphone based telephone service with realistic pricing, In and Out features, interoperability to SIP networks and using the SIP standard. While the service, client and web site are all just in BETA, and … Read more

Funny this post came up yesterday. I was having a discussion yesterday with a veteran dot.com executive about where the winners will be. I said cable and a few of the incumbents would be the winners in VoIP. Seems others are sensing the same thing. Sure companies like AOL and YAHOO will make a stand, … Read more

It’s all just a matter of time before AT&T and SBC are one. Today in Denver the AT&T shareholders voted yes for the merger in a landslide.

TelcoTrash which has a good viewpoint singles out pal James Enck and his coverage of Skype, while also providing some links to some other good Skype related content.