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FAQ: Demystifying VoIP

August 11, 2005 As use of Net telephony increases, so does the number of questions about it. Here are answers to some of the common ones. TAGS: VoIP service, VoIP, call, telephony, cable company, adapter, IP, broadband, cell phone, modem, IM, e-mail, PC

Short-circuiting the VoIP revolution

September 11, 2006 Brix Networks CTO Kaynam Hedayat warns that VoIP quality is getting worse, not better. TAGS: VoIP, voice quality, revolution, VoIP company, IP, provider, bandwidth, call, Internet Service Provider

Canada regulation-free for VoIP startups

May 12, 2005 New regulations clamp down on incumbents, leaving room for others to compete. TAGS: TELUS Corp., VoIP, Vonage Holdings Corp., Bell Canada, IP, telephone company, VoIP company, Canada, cable company, phone line, agency, start-up, call

Net telephone fees have users fuming

January 26, 2005 Trying to soothe state regulators by highlighting regulatory fees, VoIP providers are instead infuriating some of their customers. TAGS: VoIP, VoIP company, Internet phone, regulator, fee, local phone company, phone provider, Vonage Holdings Corp., broadband, BellSouth Corp., IP, call, AT&T Corp.

TI helps Net telephony providers manage devices

January 16, 2006 Texas Instruments software aims to help VoIP operators troubleshoot problems and automatically adjust their networks. TAGS: Texas Instruments Inc., VoIP, technician, telephony, VoIP company, call-center, IP telephony, IP, operator, call

Telcos' evolving response to Net phone services

May 30, 2007 While Verizon fights Vonage in court, Deutsche Telekom makes a strategic investment in another Internet calling company. TAGS: Deutsche Telekom AG, Vonage Holdings Corp., Internet phone, VoIP, telephone company, VoIP service, telecommunications company, carrier, investment, call, Skype, threat, eBay Inc., Verizon Communications, start-up, broadband

Pharming and other security woes hector VoIP

June 6, 2005 With hackers now focusing on Net phone calls, security needs to be tightened, say executives gathered in Chicago for Supercomm 2005. TAGS: SuperComm, pharming, VoIP, VoIP security, IP, VoIP company, VoIP service, IP telephony, telephony, security, hacker, Gartner Inc., Chicago, call, attack, IP address

Vonage says broadband provider blocks its calls

February 15, 2005 A major broadband operator isn't letting Vonage calls through, and the VoIP provider wants an FCC investigation. TAGS: Vonage Holdings Corp., broadband provider, VoIP, broadband, Internet phone, call, IP

Can small business count on VoIP?

August 23, 2007 Last week's Skype outage left many small businesses in the lurch and emphasized the importance of having a backup for when IP services fail. TAGS: Skype, small business, VoIP, Avaya Inc., IP, WAN, call, Cisco Systems Inc., eBay Inc., backup, cell phone

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. TAGS: VoIP, Mexico, Skype, operator, VoIP service, broadband, Internet phone, BellSouth Corp., government, spokeswoman, AT&T Corp., IP, call, situation, e-mail

FAQ: Why the FCC is targeting VoIP 911 calls

May 19, 2005 Emergency calls made over Net phone connections aren't always reliable. The Feds want a foolproof system. TAGS: VoIP, Internet phone, operator, call, caller, VoIP company, infrastructure, phone number, address, broadband, IP

Going dual-mode in Barcelona

July 6, 2006 FirstHand Technologies CEO David Hattey gets a firsthand lesson about the ups and downs of using dual-mode cell phones. TAGS: Barcelona, VoIP, hotel, Spain, PBX, QoS, IP, Europe, call, Wi-Fi

Vonage says it's E911 compliant

December 14, 2005 VoIP operator says all customer 911 calls will include caller's phone number and address, per FCC regulations. TAGS: Vonage Holdings Corp., E911, operator, VoIP, caller, regulation, compliance, call, IP

Senators back Net phone reprieve

November 2, 2005 Net phone customers without 911 access may not be faced with a forcible disconnection after all. TAGS: VoIP company, VoIP, Internet phone, E911, bill, regulation, senator, Florida, Sen., compliance, call, requirement, IP, Republican

Vonage may route 911 call to Congress, FCC

March 31, 2005 The Net phone provider considers asking for help solving problems with SBC over subscriber access to the emergency network. TAGS: Vonage Holdings Corp., SBC Communications Inc., Internet phone company, Internet phone, Qwest Communications Inc., VoIP, VoIP company, BellSouth Corp., call, operator, infrastructure, Verizon Communications, IP, AT&T Corp., letter

Vonage says its calls are still being blocked

March 21, 2005 Net phone provider claims cable and wireless Internet providers are causing problems for their customers. Port blocking seems alive and well. TAGS: Vonage Holdings Corp., broadband provider, VoIP, telecommunications company, Internet phone, Wi-Fi, fine, spokeswoman, telecommunications, traffic, call, broadband, IP, cell phone

Bells ringing in Net phone 911

March 7, 2005 Meetings between nation's local phone elite and Net phone providers are spurring action to ease major VoIP concern. TAGS: Internet phone, Internet phone company, VoIP, Intrado Inc., operator, BellSouth Corp., Vonage Holdings Corp., call, VoIP service, AT&T Corp., IP, U.S.

New Internet telephony players emerge

March 27, 2006 Lycos, Jajah get into Net telephony business, competing with big players like Skype, Yahoo, Microsoft and Google. TAGS: Lycos Inc., telephony, Skype, IP telephony, Yahoo! Inc., call, eBay Inc., VoIP, U.S., mobile phone, person, IP, Google Inc., Microsoft Corp., video, PC

FCC requires VoIP to clean up its 911 act

May 19, 2005 Net phone operators face a late September deadline to fix their 911 systems, the FCC rules. TAGS: Internet phone, VoIP, operator, emergency response, deadline, BellSouth Corp., Vonage Holdings Corp., Skype, call, AT&T Corp., IP, cell phone, U.S.

Skype protocol cracked?

July 14, 2006 Chinese engineers claim that they've reverse engineered it. Could this spell licensing trouble for eBay? TAGS: Skype, protocol, VoIP, Google Talk, client software, blog posting, engineer, API, eBay Inc., call, developer, blog, IP, Google Inc.
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