I had a great time at VoIP Sizzles and am headed back today. Last night we went to Dave and Busters and I had a chance to play some video games with Mark Spencer of Digium and ABP’s Robert Messer. TMC’s Dave Rodriguez mentioned there are no Dave and Busters near us in
The level of optimism in the attendees was good and I met with lots of resellers and even a CLEC.
It seems that the VoIP vendors I spoke with lost some business due to investor nervousness having to do with the FTC and E911 issues but that seems to have subsided.
Personally I think the FTC intervention into the VoIP market is good for our industry as it slows down investment just a bit. After the last run in 99-2000 I think slower and steadier long-term growth for VoIP beats rapid bubble like increases that are unsustainable.
The
Update from Michelle Pasquerello:
Did you know there is a D&B over the
I didn’t know that and this isn’t too far after all! Thanks Michelle!
Tom Keating
July 22, 2005 at 10:04 am>> Tom Keating might actually request we direct deposit his salary directly into Dave and Buster’s rechargeable game cards ;-).
Not if I “game” the gaming card! : )
Al Bredenberg
July 22, 2005 at 1:05 pmHey Rich, there is a Dave and Buster’s not too far away in West Nyack, NY, at the Palisades Center Mall. A great place for a party/event. Had my son’s graduation party there. (We old guys liked the pool tables most of all.)
Michelle
July 22, 2005 at 5:15 pmYou’re welcome. Looks like Al B. commented on it too — great place.
james a cappelletti
June 4, 2006 at 6:15 pmthe food needs to better but great place a little hi priced to
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