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Comcast pushes VoIP to prime time
January 10, 2005 The leading U.S. cable company introduces Digital Voice in three markets, with the rest of the nation to come within 18 months.What's in a name? Plenty, says Vonage
February 9, 2005 AT&T changes the name of its CallVantage service, apparently to settle a trademark dispute with its Net phone rival.Qwest finally on VoIP quest
May 6, 2005 Its OneFlex Premier service debuts late, and now Qwest must play catch up with cable companies and VoIP competitors such as Vonage.Skype callers: 'Customer service, please?'
February 16, 2005 VoIP provider jockeys to handle complaints about its one revenue-generating service.BellSouth, 8x8 launch VoIP service
December 10, 2005 Carrier is the latest big phone company to offer home services powered by voice over Internet Protocol.BellSouth gives VoIP operators some 911 help
May 5, 2005 Baby Bell opens up its 911 routers, nears deal to give Vonage access to emergency calling infrastructure.Staples offers AT&T Net phone starter kit
January 6, 2005 The office supply chain is selling a kit that includes a Linksys router and instructions on how to sign up for CallVantage.VoIP: Are we there yet?
March 16, 2006 At VON this week, supporters claimed Internet telephony has hit the mainstream. But it's still not a must-have product. Photos: Touring VONVoIP cozies up to cell phones
June 23, 2005 Net telephony shook up traditional phone service, now it's on to cell phone variants of VoIP for companies such as start-up Mint Telecom.Qwest to Net-phone home a little late
February 15, 2005 It's still in the lab, so the already delayed VoIP service debut is weeks away, CEO confirms.VoIP providers work to lasso smaller businesses
March 9, 2005 New products and services put Internet telephony into the reach of smaller companies.Vonage seeks a million users by '06
March 7, 2005 Vonage wants to outfox cable in 2005 with a million subscribers by year's end. Where's AT&T?Vonage cracks into market dominated by landlines
April 19, 2005 VoIP provider and Alarm.com co-market a home alarm system that doesn't depend on a traditional phone line.Ma Bell to have local rebirth online?
February 23, 2005 SBC will keep AT&T's Net phone service going post-merger, execs say--putting the company back in the market for local calls.Mexico telephone operator under VoIP fire
April 25, 2005 Telmex accused of unfair practices, including blocking Web sites that VoIP operators use to register new customers.SBC plans to get 'naked'
May 6, 2005 SBC says it will begin testing naked DSL this summer, allowing customers in select areas to buy DSL without also buying phone service.VoIP firm Vonage tests routers for mobile service
May 13, 2005 You can already make a Net-based call from a cafe--if you're a tech whiz lugging a laptop. Vonage wants to take the process mainstream.AT&T Net phone disappoints
March 17, 2005 It's got 53,000 subscribers after millions were spent on marketing.Vonage chief: Nobody's sweeping us under
January 5, 2005 Much of the credit for Vonage's success goes to its acerbic-tongued CEO, Jeffrey Citron.Verizon offers lower-cost Net phone service
April 6, 2005 For $19.95 per month, the plan offers 500 minutes of outbound local and domestic long-distance calls.
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