While I read this story in today’s New York Times, I keep seeing lots of opportunities down the road between Sprint and AT&T. With Sprint finally having make it work, don’t just be best at offering pipe dreams, and AT&T which knows how to develop, deploy and deliver in a way very similar to IBM … Read more
Time Warner Cable in talks with Sprint for cell service – Engadget – www.engadget.com that would mean that if Sprint ever went into the VoIP business they could work with their MVNO partners. Oh, I forgot, AT&T is one of them. Well that does conjur up all kinds of thoughts.
Om Malik on Broadband: Peerio’s Dmitry Trashes Skype, PBX Classic Om….on ever insightful Tom Keating, two of my favorite VoIP bloggers.
If you want to know what Light Reading has to say about Sonus, one of the dot.bomb survivors, then check out their story. Sonus has put many of their misdeeds accounting wise behind them, and now is going after customers. Already they have AT&T, Global Crossing and Qwest as customers, and they are poised to … Read more
Globetechnology: Should your PC be your phone? The Toronto Globe and Mail reruns a comprehensive VoIP roundup story from Thomas Fitzgerald of the New York Times News Service. It’s one of the most complete summary of the major players.
VoIP Services Come Of Age For Small and Medium Enterprises While this article comes from a company in the SME VoIP space, I think it sends a clear signal that 2005 will be the year that VoIP and the SME get married.
Those of you with access to the Wall Street Journal will be interested in the paper’s Cranky Consumer who tested, or sought out to test, a range of VoIP services that are available in the Metro New York Area. I like the Cranky one because they reporter does a very good job of showcasing both … Read more
Taiwan market: Skype to add video-conferencing service in 2005 The much talked about features are SMS, Conference Calling, Video Conference and VoiceMail.
Broadband soars in 2004 means that VoIP will grow in 2005. All one has to do is look at adoption history of technology. The path is leading to VoIP. How the broadband players manage to acquire customers will be key. If history here in the USA is any indication the cable companies won the battle vs. … Read more
Keith of VoIPNuke pointed me to this story about SBC and its plans. I think it provides a rather interesting perspective, even if nothing really is new. It is still worth a read. The continual movement toward video by the Baby Bells continues to be looming. I think the cables vs. Bells is not even … Read more
