Pal Dave Hurwitz, who shares a passion for lacrosse recently communicated with me about the launch today of Yak For Free and told me that “YakForFree has the potential to reach millions of people worldwide, establishing yak as a premier global VoIP provider,” said David Hurwitz, Chief Operating Officer and President of yak’s VoIP Initiatives. … Read more
Dan York, an exec with Mitel and Jonathan Zar have launched BlueBox both a blog and a podcast all about VoIP security. Dan has been an avid reader of this blog almost from the beginning and has regulalry shared thoughts with me privately. I’m really happy to see how the VoIP community is growing up … Read more
CableVision’s Optimum Twins, Online and Voice, were rated by readers of PC World as the best in class for the second year in a row.
When companies have a hot idea and it starts to become reality you know things are warming up when the call for Beta testers is made. Client iotum has made that cry. Beta Testers Wanted It’s an important day at iotum. In fact, on a scale of importance from 1 to 10, today is an … Read more
TMC’s Publisher Rich Tehrani recently caught up with Alec Saunders, CEO and Co-Founder of client iotum to learn more about the Relevance Engine. Here’s his very glowing account of what Alec and Dr. Howard Thaw are up to and the implications. Here’s a post about just who those guys are.
Seems everytime I look up someone else is bashing Skype and the risks associated with it. That’s one reason why I write so little about it. Old news in my book.
Vonage continues to spend like drunken sailors on liberty after months out on the water. As they spend millions, their cost of customer acquisition increases. I used to think the cost including bounties, rebates to retailers, MAP funds, slotting allowances and just about all the other laid in costs were in the range of 600-700 … Read more
Good news for Level3 in their own back yard. I hear Comcast is also gearing up for a big push in the Bay Area and elsewhere. They are banking on the Level3 infrastructure as the catalyst.
The low price point IP-PBX market for SOHO and SMB is really heating up. Today D-Link joined the fray. I’m wondering if the Vonage effort in this market, working via VARs has taken off yet or if it has stalled while Vonage plots their exit route?
Without mentioning the Relevance Engine or iotum, the Financial Times has pretty much laid out a case for my client’s new technology. Alec Saunders, co-founder of iotum comments as well.
