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VoIP's broadband bottleneck
April 5, 2004 Broadband Net-phoning services are facing an obstacle as they try to expand in the U.S.: The third-party broadband networks they rely on can't guarantee glitch-free calls.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.AT&T creates local Net telephony plan
October 14, 2004 Telecommunications giant tries to attract consumers who make few long-distance calls with a $20-per-month local plan.VoIP providers face price war
November 4, 2003 The race for customers is leading some companies into a risky game of chicken. But how low can they go--and for how long?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.VoIP gets level pegging in Panama
January 20, 2004 Panamanian lawmakers OK a tax that treats traditional and Internet phone calls the same way, a "technology agnostic" regulation that has had a mixed welcome from VoIP providers.Internet telephony: Talk is cheap
September 13, 2003 Voice over IP is a technology for making phones calls using the Internet Protocol, the world's most popular method for sending data from one computer to another.AT&T to offer Internet calling
December 11, 2003 The long-distance provider announces a new voice over Internet Protocol service it says will be available to consumers early next year.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.EarthLink to offer free Net telephony
October 5, 2004 The ISP's new software supports speed dialing, caller ID, three-way calling, hold capability and call logs.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.Cops missing out on IP benefits
March 29, 2004 Emergency-call operators could have life-saving information at their fingertips, but tight state budgets and technological inertia will delay needed upgrades.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.Smugglers send Net phone accounts to Panama
August 2, 2004 It's the newest thing in contraband--cheap Vonage accounts. What else can you do when your own country slaps a fee on VoIP calls?FAQ: FCC sets rules for VoIP 911
June 15, 2005 New FCC guidelines require Net phones to include a sticker warning that calls to 911 may not get through to a live operator.Start-up unveils four-channel VoIP product
October 29, 2003 i2 Telecom announces a Voice-over-Internet-Protocol product for small businesses, marking the latest product debut for the communications company.VoIP provider to block eavesdroppers
March 30, 2004 VoicePulse will use encryption to secure Net phone calls--part of a trend that could pull in business customers but raise problems for law enforcement agencies.Can you hear VoIP now? Small firms get the call
March 9, 2005 VoIP sellers target smaller game. Also: Google takes "aggressive" look at Net phone options, and AOL unveils plans.Vonage says Clearwire interfered with VoIP calls
April 6, 2005 As competition heats up Net-phone providers and traditional telecoms, blocked calls are becoming common.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.
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