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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.Vonage goes to court
November 17, 2004 At least 90 days of waiting for crucial court VoIP decision begins.Vonage vows to fight New York ruling
May 20, 2004 The Net phone company says it's "incensed" with a recent ruling that classified it as a telephone company, subjecting it to state regulations.Appeal filed over Net phones' E911 rule
August 16, 2005 Federal requirement forcing Internet phone companies to provide 911 service to all their customers by November draws legal challenge.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.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.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.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.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.Senators back Net phone reprieve
November 2, 2005 Net phone customers without 911 access may not be faced with a forcible disconnection after all.Senate to debate Net phone regulations
June 15, 2004 Hearings on Wednesday could be first step in banning state regulations of the technology.VoIP players team up against regulation
February 23, 2004 Several tech giants, including Texas Instruments, Microsoft and AT&T, announce initiatives to ensure a hands-off regulatory approach to the Internet phone market.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.Heads up VoIP--regulation incoming
April 9, 2004 Though the FCC indicated that it favors applying a light hand on Internet telephony, it's clear that it will not completely escape regulation or taxation.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.Feds back wiretap rules for Internet
August 4, 2004 FCC Chairman Michael Powell says giving police access to broadband networks and VoIP calls is "essential."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.Wiretap rules for VoIP, broadband coming in 2007
September 26, 2005 FCC approves sweeping set of wiretapping rules for broadband and Net phone providers. But it's not clear what happens next.New taxes could slam Net phone users
August 23, 2005 If the feds get their way, anyone with a phone number would have to pay into a fund to subsidize rural telecom services.ICANN bosses slam Net phone regulation
April 15, 2005 Lawmakers who define VoIP as phone technology will paint themselves "into a pretty big corner," Vint Cerf says.
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