AT&T today launches CallVantage in New York state. The onslaught will likely be backed by their TV campaign and a very aggressive marketing blitz including lots of press coverage which can be anticipated by looking over their press kit page on their web site. If you’re wondering how series they are taking this, check out … Read more
Morpheus, the P2P service from Streamcast, has entered the fray providing VoIP, repackaging a solution. Going after the pre-pay market seems to be the first audience as they claim they can terminate calls anywhere in the world. The second of course are the file swappers. If you call another person on the Morpheus Voice network, … Read more
This week’s Newsweek has a very good story on VoIP. It is balanced, mostly accurate and has some interactive features. Interestingly, the author missed on SipPhone, excluding them from the story.
The Times of London has a story that says VoIP is about to grow. They also talk about the integration of VoIP with Instant Messaging clients like Yahoo and MSN Messenger. The story really doesn’t break any new ground, but does provide further evidence how VoIP is taking hold.
Following the lead of the FCC, the State of Pennsylvania has taken a hands off approach for regulating VoIP. The real winner here is Comcast, one of the largest cable operators in the state, and which is headquartered in Philadelphia, the largest city in the state. Comcast, which has been working on rolling out VoIP … Read more
CBS News in New York has done a news story on VoIP. You can watch the streaming story and read the sidebar on their web site. The story was well presented, with one error. They showed the broadband router as the box that gets the phone calls on the net. OOPS. The link to the … Read more
A report out of Canada indicates the telcos north of the USA border want to go slow in government regulation.
You would think that the swashbuckling Elliott Spitzer wants to be Elliott Ness of Untouchables fame by going after the big dogs. Now he wants better technology to be able to do the digital age’s version of the wiretap. And he’ll likely get his way. The memories of 9/11 still looms large in New York … Read more
The National Post of Canada has a interesting editorial on regulation and what VoIP will mean. In calling VoIP the overhyped solution to high PSTN rates, the writer clearly exagerates, yet the well written piece does deliver the message. VoIP is good for all who may use it.
The corporate marketplace for VoIP will be heating up. Business Week has a good article on the subject.
