Client Voxalot rolled out Voxcall this week and the in the know VoIP types have been privately telling me how much they like it so I was very excited to see Ted Wallingford’s reaction today. You see, Ted gets the real world value of technology that has meaning and benefit to consumers and business users … Read more
Residents and businesses in ten cities in New Zealand will be getting super fast (read fiber) service combined with VoIP really soon.
Business Week’s Olga Kharif interviewed pal Jon Arnold to get some context around what many in the blogosphere have been reporting for some time. Skype is at a watershed moment and their incoming CEO/President (I hear a choice may have been made through the grapevine) will have a lot to do. With both CES and … Read more
Long time friend, Dean Elwood, has joined the Truphone ranks. He announced the move today on his VoIPUser.org web site. For Elwood this is a move from his full-time, but less exciting career as lawyer, to something he has been passionate about for some time. Developing a platform where developers can find a home for … Read more
A story in today’s Ottawa Citizen highlights lots of facts and figures about why Video Conferencing is such a good idea for businesses. Another story on CNet’s Asia news site pretty much says the same thing.
A story in today’s Ottawa Citizen highlights lots of facts and figures about why Video Conferencing is such a good idea for businesses. Another story on CNet’s Asia news site pretty much says the same thing.
Skype lacks a leader and some could say eBay’s leadership has pretty much hit the point where the time of looking at “strategic options” which means find a buyer, spin the company out is over. The caretaker brought in has to move on and a new CEO or President has to be named. If ebay … Read more
Today I woke up and saw two stories about video conferencing, and both were about applications that are not coming from the big boys at Microsoft, Apple or Yahoo. These are mainstream stories coming out of major media about services that are available now to everyone, unlike Telepresence or Halo. I’m referring to a PC … Read more
Funny how much influence Google and Nokia can have on the likes of a Verizon Wireless…that was the gist of a chat with TechCraver’s Jason Harris and I as well as subtext of a discussion with a few other people this morning after the news of Verizon Wireless’ version of Open Skies came to light, … Read more
I received this note today from Vonage’s UK PR team which seems to on the ball. I don’t normally run entire notes to me but I find this rather amusing. Why didn’t Skype offer a way for the customers to keep their number by just simply asking them to pay more when the plan expired … Read more
