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Alaska cancels VoIP contract
September 17, 2003 The state ends a $100 million telecommunications deal with its largest phone company, saying the firm failed to deliver an Internet-based phone system on time.Commentary: Wisconsin's tune on VoIP
October 14, 2003Pennsylvania 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.VoIP firm tussles with states over phone numbers
August 19, 2004 Dispute between regulators and SBC IP Communications highlights an endangered species: the 10-digit number.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: To tax or not to tax
April 28, 2004 An obscure law in Florida is getting a lot of attention as the debate over taxing phone calls made over the Internet heats up.Senate panel embraces state VoIP taxes
July 22, 2004 A bill was supposed to keep states away from Internet phone services. One amendment makes all the difference.VoIP regulation still a no-go, judge says
January 21, 2004 A Minnesota magistrate stands firm on his October ruling that broadband phone services should remain unregulated in the state. But that may not be the end of the story.Florida paves way for VoIP taxation
May 3, 2004 State lawmakers refuse to postpone enforcement of a law that could levy taxes on companies and individuals using VoIP to bypass a regular phone network.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.Senate panel hears VoIP arguments
February 24, 2004 While agreeing on the need to go easy with federal regulations, U.S. senators on Tuesday split over whether states should be able to tax Internet phone calls.California regulators advance VoIP plans
February 11, 2004 The state's Public Utilities Commission decides to move forward with plans to regulate the Internet telephone industry, as the FCC prepares to weigh in on the issue.Time Warner OK with VoIP regulation
November 13, 2003 The company plans to begin selling Internet phone service in California next year and will cooperate with regulators by seeking a telephone operator's license in the state, if necessary.Court's call: Hands off VoIP
October 8, 2003 Internet phone providers win the first round in a clash with state regulators, providing needed momentum for the upstart industry.States battle FCC Internet phone ruling
January 5, 2005 Minnesota and California to appeal federal regulatory ruling that bars them from taxing Net phone service providers.California becomes VoIP regulatory battleground
April 8, 2004 Small Net phone service providers gain help from some important supporters as they continue battling regulators in California.New Hampshire: E-mail free or die...for now
July 13, 2004 Tax collectors say the Granite State can live up to its libertarian motto: They won't target Internet phone calls, chat rooms, Web mail and instant messaging. Yet.FCC hears from communications industry on VoIP
October 29, 2003 Fifty companies and organizations chime in on whether Internet telephony should be regulated. Many want a national Internet-phoning policy.States gang up on Vonage
April 11, 2005 First came Texas. Will New York and California be next to file lawsuits against the VoIP provider over its 911 service?Court strikes down Pennsylvania porn law
September 10, 2004 Statute requiring ISPs to filter inappropriate Web sites is unconstitutional, federal judge rules.
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