VoIP

Mr. enumThu 24.11.2005 20:32 Image098

Skype is clearly feeling the heat and trying to spin things as they begin their defensive posture on behalf of eBay’s acquisition through what can best be described as a good offense. You see in sports the best defense is a good offense and that seems to be how Skype’s team is playing things these … Read more

I’m becoming very enamoured with my Mac (thanks Om and Ken) and am going to do more AudioBlogging as time permits. Please let me know what you think.

I actually find myself agreeing with Jeffrey Citron, or maybe, he’s been listening to me maybe. I’ve never looked at Skype as a phone line replacement, but as an augmentation to my online communications experience. Seems he and I agree, but likely for different reasons.

GadgetSpy in the UK thinks Vonage is setting out to be the world’s first global VoIP Brand. I think Skype, even though I don’t consider them a Telco, is in that position in most people’s minds. At 15,000 subs per week being added that means Vonage will be at 1.5 million subs in about a … Read more

It seems the French like VoIP based on this observation by James Enck. There is no question that the disruption level being casued by VoIP in Europe is at a fever pitch. Not only is Skype taking minutes away from the PTT’s, but as cable rolls out more are opting for the triple play type … Read more

This morning’s press release from Speakeasy said somethings and left things out. Originally, their VoIP offering was going to be powered by Level3, in the announcement they indicate their own private network. While they may still be buying some pieces from Level3, my guess is they have a few partners when it comes to the … Read more

Cox Cable is seeing their take rates from customers steadily rise when it comes to both Digital Telephony (which is circuit switched) and for VoIP. They are now number one, when it comes to cable telephony, according to this account.