Yesterday wasn’t the typical Monday for my fiancée. Each Monday one of us travels on Southwest back to either Sacramento (where Helene’s a physician) or back to San Diego (unless I have a client trip). When Helene got on the morning flight north she flipped through the Southwest Magazine and found the story that I … Read more
Jeff and I are on the same page.
Realizing that the cable and DSL providers really aren’t their friends, Vonage have begun making inroads in alternative IP network delivery, striking a deal with Towerstream. This is very necessary move for Vonage and may really be the first deal that they have made over the past year that demonstrates forward thinking, clear cut vision … Read more
Boingo + Skype + New WiFi Phone = Disruption Also known as “Cell carriers have a headache” syndrome.
Intel wants to let you know that making that phone call form you laptop at 37,000 feet is okay with them. I wonder what the flight attendants have to say!
Cable companies keep rolling out phone services. Cox seems to be on a roll. One important point. All their markets aren’t VoIP.
I just read about iSkoot on Mobile Pipeline. It sounds like a callback service using SKYPE triggered by an SMS message to me.
TelTel, which claims to be one of the largest SIP based networks has added another layer to their offerings. The new offering is designed to be a SIP network offering Voice, multimedia and audio/video content delivery as well as commerce.
My intuition tells me that United Online, the parent company of NetZero, is about to gear up their marketing efforts, and also that Chairman/CEO Mark Goldston is layering the organization to look better to Wall Street. The company, which currently specializes in dial-up Internet access and has some other Internet related properties has made noise … Read more
When a crisis hits large companies usually pull out the crisis manual. Many, written by PR pros with dozens of years of experience at spin control, vetted by attorneys and endorsed by very senior management approve of them, without realizing that the Internet has changed things. In Cisco’s case they did many things wrong. First, … Read more
