Fractals of Change: Freedom to Communicate Conference So, where is Jeff Pulver? If anyone has been pushing the rights of the user and the industry it’s Pulver. He should be on this distinguished list of experts. Kudos for Time Warner and Business 2.0 for allowing Om Malik to participate. Normally magazine publishers hold tight reins on … Read more
The EU has taken a “light touch” approach when it comes to VoIP. The announcement outlines their current thinking on the subject.
I received this email from one of the AT&T PR folks, likely in retort to my previous posting. I think this says alot about who owns up, and who only wants to be portrayed in a favorable light when it suits them. Going forward I’ll have to look more closely under the hood when it … Read more
8×8 Adds New Features to Packet8 VoIP and Video Broadband Phone Services. The toll free services plan is something neat. I once asked another VoIP provider if they could offer that since I have two 800 numbers. The pricing alone by 8×8 is much less than what I’m paying Qwest to manage and terminate the … Read more
damaka – experience the joy of communicating…is a Skype competitor and also a competitor to GloPhone. My view is that there will be a lot of SIP based PC to PC phones….
What’s in a name? Plenty, says Vonage | CNET News.com It seems the two New Jersey telephone brands will now coexist. Personally I don’t see the big confusion. I’m more of the mind that BroadVoice and BroadVox sound the same.
Om Malik on Broadband » MCI-Qwest: Betting the farm on IP thinks the merger will happen and because of IP. I keep thinking MCI is better sold off in pieces. After all, isn’t that the way it was put together.
Is Skype the new Palladium? is a very interesting dissection of the Skype Privacy Policy and their user agreement. It brings up some very disconcerting facts.
Om Malik on Broadband » Harsh Truths about MCI-Qwest Merger My view is bit more cruel. Watch MCI not get sold as a whole, but instead for some of its parts. It’s called a breakup. Their UUNet operation has not been getting the updating it needs, but the contracts it has make it worthwhile to some … Read more
AT&T Begins Marketing VoIP to the SOHO Community The SOHO market represents a very large, and really untapped marketplace for VoIP. While I half expected Vonage to come out with an offering, it seems that AT&T beat them to the punch. The big deal here is the fact that SOHO offices using Centrex based services … Read more
