One of the first bloggers I started to read was Glenn Fleishman. Over the years Glenn and I have corresponded on the subject of WiFi, for which he is the majordomo of bloggers along with Esme Vos (who was featured in San Francisco Magazine this month looking oh so beautiful as ever). So with the … Read more
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Luca shares his views on why and when Click To Call makes sense. Give it a read.
Ken Rutkowski and I co-host a daily show called the World Technology RoundUp on KenRadio and have for the past nine years together. Today we played with Skype Video, which while improving still doesn’t hold a candle to SightSpeed (who I will admit is a client of my agency.) We also did something very neat. … Read more
Earlier in the week I mentioned a Skype and CrunchGear promotion. Now it seems that Skype and Laptop Magazine are doing something similar. What does this tell me? Well for starters it means that Skype is getting around to tying in their partners like SMC and FON, bringing that to media partners for trade or … Read more
How Jeffrey Citron can be running a public company as Interim CEO likely needs some explaining, but the big news this morning is the stepping down of CEO and Director Mike Snyder from Vonage, the legally troubled VoIP provider. As part of the announcement Vonage also announced that layoffs will be implemented to help slow … Read more
It seems some of the global mobile carriers in some parts of the world just can’t let a great phone stay great. I’m referring to the Nokia N95 that has more bells and whistles than just about any mobile phone on the planet. So just like Cingular disemboweled the Nokia E61 and gave the USA … Read more
For a college campus like SUNY Buffalo, in western New York State the switch to VoIP will cost a mere $3 million. That puts them on same playing field as most enterprise size sales to companies. The upgrade and switch will take place over a three year period. Last to get upgraded will be the … Read more
I feel like I lost a friend. Like someone died…only no one did, except a blog. I’ve been a reader of James Enck EuroTelcoblog from almost the start of his blogging days, and was, I think, one of the early VoIP bloggers who started to link to him. He was someone who I could run … Read more
Client Craig Walker at GrandCentral, a service I use everyday, has made a noble gesture of sorts, thanking Vonage for being the fire starter for VoIP. In many ways he’s right. Vonage served as the category breaker. Unfortunately they are not managing their success the right way, and never really have. I also tend to … Read more
