Blogmonia. We’re tired. Our brains are fried and what’s more our bodies are beaten. I really think we are all suffereing from the same sort of malaise. Maybe it’s the post VON blur syndrom combined with CTIAitis. For those who have been covering everything since VoiceCon, eTech, TeleCom Next, CompTel and next week the NCTA … Read more
Jon Arnold has been doing his series ofr a while and like Erik and Mark he’s bringing some interesting insights to the world of VoIP. That makes 3.5 Candian podcasters. The half is Dan York because he’s moved over the border I heard. One has to wonder if its the cold weather or the significance … Read more
Having saturated the USA with marketing efforts at retail, via infomercials and web adverts, Vonage is picking up the ball in the UK too. Eagle Eye ex-pat James Enck has the goods.
Traveling as much as I was this week I was able to get some interesting perspective on what’s happening with the larger players in the VOIP game from Erik Lagerway’s latest podcast.
Mark Evans is going multi-media. Not content to be one of North America’s tech mavens in print he’s now being heard during his new podcast series.
Depite claims to the contrary it is obvious we are heading towards an era of tiered pricing when it comes to Internet access, at least from the telcos and likely the mobile operators. Just as we have residential and business grade phone services available, I expect the same approach to Internet access to unfortunately prevail … Read more
You know a company is hot when the tax, audit and consulting companies come knocking even before you’ve been VC funded. That seems to be the case with client iotum, who was selected by PWC (Price Waterhouse Coopers) to participate in a VC Export event in Boston that featured a series of Canadian startups. iotum … Read more
Never to let an emerging market be overlooked, Cisco has entered the Fixed Mobile Convergence Market.
For $20.00 a month in San Francisco you will get a megabit of wireless access from EarthLink and Google. For free you get 300 kilobite. That means this to me. First EvDO and UMTS for those who never leave the city is unnecessary. For a third of the price you can get coverage that is … Read more
It seems another telco wants to block VoIP or is making noise like they will. This time it’s in Shanghai.
