From the you heard about them here first department comes a few well deserved recognized VoIP companies that are deemed possibly the next Microsoft or Google by the forward thinking, spot on and brilliant crew over at Business 2.0. Yesterday B2.0 rolled out their March issue with the theme of the Next Net 25, a … Read more
Now this is really something cool, and it’s more cool because it support the concept I’ve been saying for some time, Skype is a Pipe, not a VoIP application only. While I’m not sure if this is a Skype developer certified adaptation using the Skype API, but Timbuktu Pro will now support Skype on both … Read more
Cable Digital News has a story that really breaks down the cable numbers for VoIP subscription, and breaks them out from the circuit switched folks that some companies lump into their so called cable telephony numbers. This ramp is just beginning, but as a whole their number of customers gained in a much shorter time … Read more
Kelly Larabee, the PR queen who over the past few years did a incredible job building up Skype with the media, analysts and bloggers has left Skype as of today.
AMD is going fishing, and they may have hooked Skype on the line as part if their ongoing anti-competition case against Intel.
Om breaks the news about Dean Harris leaving. Seems Vonage failed to tell anyone. I wonder what dirty little secrets he has to share?
GizmoProject is becoming my softclient of choice this trip and using it over the Orange Wifi network in my hotel the last two days versus the hotel’s free in room DSL made a world of difference. That and the newly opened up transport via Level3. I have had a few conversations the last few hours … Read more
With all deference to SkiBare at VoIPNuke who has been pounding on me for months about how much the ramp of Cable VoIP will be soon, Om has taken his laser like mind and explained how cable VoIP is growing. This is excellent news for Level3 and Sprint, as both supply a ton of network … Read more
Ken Camp has posted a very fair, balanced and insightful interview with client Popular Telephony CEO Dmitry Goroshevsky. Regarding Ken, I continue to be impressed with his ability to take the technical and boil it down so non-techies can really get it.
Martin Geddes in a post over on Skype Journal explains why Vonage is a bad deal for investors.
