My ninth grade world history teacher, Royal Black, a regal African American if I ever met one, and also an amazing teacher, was the first person to ever use the line to me ‘history always repeats.’ Like my college freshman Economics 1 professor Dr. McKenna who said “short term loss, long term gain” Anyway, in … Read more
Check out PhoneBoy’s comments about this past week’s VoIP news.
Stuart is feeling ready. Stowe wants to be inventive. I’m seeking to redefine how the public and the media are communicated with. We’re all doing it through the concept of blogging first, or in more generic speak, new media communications, and thus we are all modern day communicators.
Seems my 15 minutes of fame applied again this week. My views on the Yahoo Voice 2.0 plans and how it impacts Skype are being picked up all over the place by many a respectable outlet or commentator. This time The Deal, Internet Outsider, and IP Democracy which pulled together comment from Telephony Magazine’s Carol … Read more
Mark Evans calls it interesting. I call it a sign that there’s more trust in 8 x 8 than with Vonage. In the deal with Bell South (which is a trial I hear) 8×8 has demonstrated that they can win a big deal. They also have their E-911 act down better it would seem. Chairman … Read more
I’m running to a meeting, but I guess my post and some news over at LightReading seemed to pry Packet8’s news out earlier than they all wanted it out. Here’s the main parts of the release that they are moving today, likly after market closing that came right from the Chairman himself. I consider this … Read more
NetZero is all about being cheap, so they use a cut rate media wire, which is why I almost missed this offer yesterday. It’s a very clever promotion, especially since it’s using eBay as the audience builder. I guess another company besides Yahoo is picking on Skype too.
Yahoo teed up their new Voice 2.0 play this week without a release. Russell Shaw alludes to the idea that Yahoo’s game is all about the Fourplay. I say, given what has been announced, but not yet in anyone’s hands that Yahoo’s Communications team has been engaging in journalistic foreplay with all of us and … Read more
Skype can’t buy a break. First the company out of Atlanta says they have proven they can block Skype traffic now the open source community, the same group that was so high on Skype when it first came to life, seems to be picking on the eBay owned company. Om, who seems to never sleep … Read more
A report in the wind from a Penalty Box resident tells me that Packet8 is doing something in Gainsville Florida with BellSouth for a new VoIP play. I hear it’s a trial, but if true that’s good news for Packet8. The left side of the web page makes one think it’s certainly true. Either that … Read more
