Funny, this morning I called Helene, my fiancee and the cell phone rang. My cell phone, which I have the Vonage line in the Sacramento house programed to ring in case of a service outage. Helene, who I reached on the cell phone figured the router had gotten dislodged by the cat or something last … Read more
Rich Tehrani shares his views on what the FCC may do today.
My birthday is next Monday (send VoIP products) but it looks like the presents are rolling in virtually. On Monday the Southwest story hit the jets, and now uber PR blogger Jeremy Pepper rolls out a profile and interview on me. Last week Janus started the ball rolling on the Skype blog so I figure … Read more
Jeff talks about the VON reaching new heights, which I applaud he and his entire team. The next seven weeks will begin being a blur, maybe sooner than VON as I expect to see some moves made by some of the players in the areas of positioning, marketing and possibly more deal making. One things … Read more
Yesterday wasn’t the typical Monday for my fiancée. Each Monday one of us travels on Southwest back to either Sacramento (where Helene’s a physician) or back to San Diego (unless I have a client trip). When Helene got on the morning flight north she flipped through the Southwest Magazine and found the story that I … Read more
Jeff and I are on the same page.
Realizing that the cable and DSL providers really aren’t their friends, Vonage have begun making inroads in alternative IP network delivery, striking a deal with Towerstream. This is very necessary move for Vonage and may really be the first deal that they have made over the past year that demonstrates forward thinking, clear cut vision … Read more
Boingo + Skype + New WiFi Phone = Disruption Also known as “Cell carriers have a headache” syndrome.
Intel wants to let you know that making that phone call form you laptop at 37,000 feet is okay with them. I wonder what the flight attendants have to say!
Cable companies keep rolling out phone services. Cox seems to be on a roll. One important point. All their markets aren’t VoIP.
