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Dialogic Connections 2010 Live Blog
I am in Budapest, Hungary today and am live blogging the Dialogic Connections event which is hosting a few hundred partners and customers from around the world. A bit of trivia before we get started - Brad Pitt may be...
BT Delays Ad Targeting
Back in December of last year, Peter Radizeski reported on privacy issues, lawsuits and executive departures from companies in the advertising targeting business. Two companies cited were NebuAd and Phorm. Phorm made headlines again today when BT announced it was...
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We're No Shrinking Violet Says Nortel's Carrier Chief
Nortel is an interesting company from the perspective that they have an inherent advantage in their product development as they cater to two separate markets - enterprise and carrier, which need similar products. The company can afford to easily sell...
Communications, Speech Markets Have Positive Outlook
Two days -- two shows, two cities and two trains which left at dawn. Wow... What a rush. What I picked up from the Channel Partners (Boston) and SpeechTek (New York) shows is the communications market and the call...
Ribbit Sold to BT
Seems like the rumors were true. Ribbit was sold to BT for $105 million according to ZDnet. Here are some thoughts on the matter from Andy Abramson as well.Why would BT buy a company focused on communications development? The primary...
The ISPS Strike Back
In the quest for behavioral targeting, companies who control ad networks have been working as hard as possible to allow advertisers to reach web surfers based on their online behavior and not just what page they happen to be on....
BT Has New Wireless VoIP Plan
Of course this is not the first time a wireless carrier has allowed customers access to VoWiFi but BT's new WiFi telephony service costs only of £5/month when you subtract out the bundled Office Anywhere service which costs £5 as...
BT Fusion Gone
GigaOm reports that BT Fusion is going away to be replaced by a new service powered by HTC devices. Fusion is a convergence service that allows subscribers to make cheap or free calls via Wi-Fi into a BT broadband hub...
NextPoint is Born
TMCnet’s Greg Galitzine announced the rumor on October 19th that NexTone and Reef Point were to merge. Today the news becomes real as the companies are combining to create NextPoint. Here are some quick facts and quotes according to the...
IP Communications News October 6, 2007
It’s been another busy week in the IP communications space as evidenced by the cornucopia of news from seemingly every sector of the market. If you happened to be on vacation this past week or just don’t want to deal...
Thanks for Registering Green
The Green Technology conference is doing well so far. Thanks for your support. Here is the full story....
VoIP Ad Scolding
Great news for those of us waiting for VoIP to go mainstream. Take a look at this. Apparently VoIP is getting so popular a competing VoIP vendor just got in trouble for running a misleading ad in the UK. BT...
BT on VoIP
I am pretty impressed that BT publicly says they don’t want to be the cheapest service but the service with premium features. If you recall I mentioned I was disappointed to see AT&T CallVantage lowering their prices recently....
Ireland Skype and VoIP
Interesting Irish perspective on Skype and VoIP:HOW POPULAR IS Skype in Ireland? While figures aren't officially available, the large number of immigrants and those working for technology companies would indicate that it has a sizeable number of customers already. Anecdotal...
