It looks like the idea of private labeling telephone service is upon us. Now Morpheus is jumping into the VioIP space with their announcement earlier in the week, which I somehow missed. What we have here is once again histroy repeating itself. First the railroads came along then Ma Bell strung telegraph wires. Well today, … Read more
Uber Blogger Stuart Henshall writes about the upcoming SKYPE conferencing capabilities in his blog, Unbound Spiral. Earlier in the week I thought about the concept of Serial Disruptors. Who are they. Well certainly the folks who invented SKYPE, as before they did the same to the music industry with Kazaa. Michael Robertson who first founded … Read more
Techworld has a nice write up on why VoIP is becoming more accepted. While likely not news to readers of this blog, it does point out a lot of essential facts and presents a good case as to why the usage and the number of minutes are heading northward. Andy
First Packet8 announced they can handle video, now Cisco delivers a solution that brings your picture to someone far away. Promising television like video quality, the new application from Cisco is the first step for them that seems to differentiate VoIP from PSTN/POTS.
If VoIP is the killer app for broadband , then we’re living in the dark ages. Voice over the Internet is not new. It has been around for a while. The real killer application for boradband is marketing, or I should say, the proper marketing of the services and applications that can run on broadband. … Read more
According to a recent report it seems YahooBB, the VoIP carrier in Japan keeps growing. They’re now up to 3.6 million customers. I’d say Vonage has a lot of catching up to do.
For Jeff Pulver yesterday was very sweet. He’s clearly drawn first blood over the old line telcos in scoring an FCC victory when it comes to the regulation of VoIP. Based on the ruling, calls which stay on Net like Pulver’s Free World DialUp, are not subject to regulation. But, what will follow from the … Read more
The Baltimore Sun has a very positive story about VoIP. While much of it is rehashing, it does reveal how the people selling VoIP are going about doing it and where some of the business can be found, and why.
The UK’s Continuity Central survey on VoIP continues to show that business leaders are uncertain of the risks associated with VoIP. If you have yet to share your opinion, now’s the time.
Of all the news out in the last day or so, and as I reported on during yesterday’s KenRadio’s World Technology RoundUp it seems explaining just what VoIP is, seems to be the first step in figuring out how to regulate and tax the next generation of telephony. If you want to hear the commentary … Read more
