A Jupiter Research report shows that the USA’s cable companies are well poised to win the battle for VoIP customers in the consumer marketplace. This bodes very well for Level3 who has been chipping away at the MSO’s and landing them as customers. It also likely means that the RBOC’s will accelerate their efforts with … Read more
DeltaThree provides Verizon’s VoiceWing with the kind of platform that Level3 provides Packet8, but have been out it for a longer period of time. That’s why I’m intrigued in rather positive ways by today’s announcement of an improved reseller platform for the global VoIP market. They are leveraging a platform that can use a softphone, … Read more
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I was going to blog this too, but Om got the gist down before me. As you know I’ve regulalry said Covad overpaid for GoBeam, an unproven player in the hosted PBX business whose VC’s didn’t even want to use the technology. There’s also CallTower out there with a working business, powered by Cisco hardware. … Read more
Rumours keep flying about AOL VoIP, this time from Canada. I wonder if voice mail ends up in the AOL mail box or notifies you by AIM when you have some? Could be good, eh !
A telecom consultant in South Carolina writes a nice story about the FCC and VoIP regulation. The thinking here is rather consistent with what all of us waving the VoIP flag have been saying. Keep the states and local governments away from VoIP for now.
