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Where is Rich Tehrani Speaking Again?

If you like the blog -- you'll love me live. And while Colorado may have lots of snow -- it's a powdery snow and much nicer than the icy stuff we have back home. At least that is what I am told. I recently started skiing and with a toddler and baby running around the house I don't think I will be seeing the slopes any time soon.

Check me out... Here and here.

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FWD Goes JiTC

I wrote about Iotum and Just in Time Communications recently. Iotum is now working with Free World Dialup (FWD) to integrate this technology into this p2p VoIP service provider network. I think this is a very smart move for FWD as when you compete with Skype you have to stay a step ahead. The way Skype innovates this is not easy to do.

Nomen? If you are listening… Send us a sign :-).

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IP Communications News

I have been spending some time this weekend reading articles on IPCommunications.com. One of the stories that caught my eye was about the state of the telecommunications market in the Philippines. According to Susan Campbell the country is going through some dramatic changes as their telecom market becomes deregulated, opportunities abound.

In another article Bruce Meyerson writes that Verizon Wireless has signed on as the first cellular carrier to offer a broadcast TV network for mobile phones that Qualcomm Inc. plans to launch in late 2006. The article goes on to talk about Qualcomm's MediaFLO system which will be broadcast over a different wireless spectrum that voice and data transmission today. MediaFLO operates in one direction only and it can potentially free up valuable spectrum for other valuable wireless carrier services.

If you are interested in stories, news and research on the booming IP communications market be sure to bookmark the site today.

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