Mr. Blog who has a very interesting perspective on all things VoIP pans the panel at Web 2.0. Candidly no matter who or what the panel is about, they are hard to do when some of the panelists insist on sticking to the “approved corporate message points.” Where’s the hook like in Vaudville days?
Om has a post about VoIP in India.
In a battle that will have more falls and takedowns than “Rowdy” Roddy Piper vs. Hulk Hogan were ever seen in Wrestlemania, two of the more cunning serial entrapraneurs Michael Robertson and Jeffrey Citron, continue to throw more verbal barbs in each other’s direction than Howard Cosell and Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali). Forget the fact … Read more
Roland has a post about how VoIP will be a feature, not a service…For a long time I’ve thought that companies like Cisco and Microsoft will be the phone company of the future, along with AOL, Yahoo and others. Now, I look at ventures like Popular Telephony, SKYPE and others and wonder if it is … Read more
I’m going to be at VON and if you’re a blogger or media covering the VoIP space lets meet up for drinks and some face to face chat on Tuesday night around 830 PM following the VON. Nothing fancy but a chance to catch up and share what we know in a face to face … Read more
The formal launch of Pulver Communicator is almost here. Jeff and his team will unveil it at the Fall VON in Boston the week of October 18.
A news account out of the UK thinks the incumbent carriers are trying to slow down VoIP. Just like downloadable music was happening in the 90s, you can’t put the genie back in the bottle. VoIP is here and it is working and people are using it. The fact that some telcos are being slow … Read more
A new player enters the game, while XyZel’s Prestige 2000 gets a positive review.
Keith sent this my way about AT&T and WiMax…it may be better stated Why Not Max?
Vonage founder Jeffrey Citron has responded to the lawsuit filed by SiPPhone’s Michael Robertson. Om Malik has the story.
