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A long, hot summer for VoIP?
June 16, 2004 Analyst Kevin Werbach explains how powerful interests are pushing for regulatory rules that will cripple the potential of VoIP technology.Appeals court ruling upholds Net phone taxes
June 1, 2007 In split decision, judges OK extension of taxes to VoIP but agree with some arguments about the rules being unfair.Minnesota: Phone rules apply to VoIP
August 21, 2003 The state is the first to say regulations governing traditional phone companies also cover Internet call providers, in a decision ordering Vonage to comply with state rules.Canada leans toward regulating VoIP
April 7, 2004 Net phone service providers brace for regulation in Canada, where a telecom commission tentatively rules that traditional phone rules apply to VoIP in most cases.Pennsylvania holds off on Net phone rules
April 17, 2004 The state's utility commissioners decide not to introduce regulations for Net phone calling for now, but say it looks like they have a right to do so if they want.New York classifies Vonage as phone company
May 20, 2004 Handing a setback to emerging Net phone services, the state's Public Service Commission rules that Vonage Holdings is a telephone company and thus subject to state regulation.FCC: 'Pure' VoIP not a phone service
February 12, 2004 Regulators approve a petition from a provider of phone service carried over the Internet but leave some larger questions unresolved.Vonage ordered to stop using Verizon VoIP patents
March 23, 2007 But judge postpones enforcing decision for two weeks, when Vonage will get a chance to make a case for putting injunction on hold during appeal.FCC: Local phone companies must connect Net calls
March 2, 2007 VoIP industry applauds ruling that says local providers can't refuse to carry calls on wholesaler-owned broadband lines.FCC to weigh in on VoIP regulation
February 10, 2004 One thing is clear in the days before the Federal Communications Commission decides on crucial broadband phone policies: Telecom regulations will never be the same again.Judge gives details on landmark VoIP ruling
October 16, 2003 A federal judge releases an explanation of his recent ruling that Internet phone companies should not be held to the same regulations as traditional telephone services.FCC further deregulates Net calls
November 10, 2004 States are now barred from imposing telecommunications regulations on Net phone providers.Feds claim control over VoIP, leave tax issue open
November 16, 2004 FCC seizes control of Internet telephony from states but leaves details like fees and 911 compliance for the future.Minnesota backs down on VoIP rules--for now
December 1, 2004 Utility regulators suspend attempt to impose their old fashioned telephone rules on Internet phone service Vonage.Feds ding AT&T over Internet calls
April 21, 2004 The FCC says the leading U.S. carrier must pay traditional charges to local landline companies to complete VoIP calls--a ruling that could cost AT&T dearly.States, feds headed for VoIP clash
May 21, 2004 Regulators in large U.S. states are moving ahead with Net-phoning rules, forcing an inevitable tussle with federal regulators over jurisdiction.VoIP backers should celebrate Bush win
November 15, 2004 CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh says a recent FCC decision shows why win is terrific news for Internet telephony firms.AT&T drops markets in seven states
June 23, 2004 Carrier will stop signing up new residential customers for local and long-distance service in those states.Court hangs up state VoIP rules
October 17, 2003 A broadly worded decision finds Vonage's Net phone service beyond the reach of traditional telephone regulations.Can Howard Stern now relax?
January 24, 2005 It all depends on who President Bush appoints to succeed Michael Powell at the FCC, says CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh.
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