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Om Malik on Broadband » Dmitry Goroshevsky, Popular Telephony Interview Seems the Martin Geddes post is catching attention of others…

VocalTec according to LightReading is in trouble. I’m also hearing that some of technology may be worked into a new P2P company’s so called “killer” phone service that will work with multiple network operators, including one of the services already in place led by one the Internet era’s biggest disruptors. Some say it’s the beginning of the end..I think … Read more

The Jeff Pulver Blog: I’m now a Verizon EVDO Subscriber… so Yuki’s prettier than me, and Jeff likely saw her’s first, but as far as VoIP bloggers go, I had Broadband Access first and EVDO on my PDA…and I agree with everything Jeff says….the key is to STAY CONNECTED….

The Internet Stock Blog: Even United Online is getting into VoIP (quotes from the conf call) One of the stock watchers tipped me to this. United Online is a very smart company. Their entry announcement into VoIP premepts AOL. Wanna bet that Yahoo is likely next?

Gizmodo : Mitel Navigator VoIP Console looks cool. My guess is a consumer like version comes from some other company.

James Enck in EuroTelcoblog points out the widespread adoption of Skype. Even telco employees use it…

Fiorina steps down as HP CEO Carly Fiorina has stepped down as Hewlett-Packard Co.’s chief executive officer and chairman, citing differences with HP’s board over business strategy, the company announced Wednesday morning. This is called SPIN. The bottom line is Carly Fiorina did more for her own image and being in front of the press … Read more

SIPthat.com: VoIP & WiFi has Erik on a rant and roll that I agree with. I don’t want more, I want more in less…

Mark Evans :: Level 3’s Q4 results: good news, bad news I’ve done enough to point out what level3 is doing. With what I’m hearing I think they have some light at the end of the tunnel, but it won’t be the next few months. Basically Level3 is shedding telco type of business, but ratcheting up their … Read more

Mark Evans :: Vonage’s Marketing Chutzpah and I thought all the moaning at Vonage was caused by the merger of AT&T and SBC. Now I realize that they had to settle for Angelina Jollie and not Jenna Jamison.