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[192.246.69.231] The Jeff Pulver Blog: My Testimony at the FCC VoIP Forum: Panel I ...: The VON Coalition has just worked out an agreement with NENA that provides a short-term and long-term approach to providing 9-1-1 access to users of IP communications. I encourage you to give these voluntary approaches time to work.

 [Blog.tmcnet.com] More on FCC VoIP wiretaps: I guess I must have been unclear in my post, but I was only mildly scolding Declan for only mentioning SkypeOut. I knew full-well that the EFF was suing based on all IP-to-IP calls, but I should have mentioned that fact.

[Pulverblog.pulver.com] The Jeff Pulver Blog: Has Anyone Read the FCC’s USF for VoIP Order ...: Erroneously arguing that this addresses the VON Coalition’s concerns about double payment of USF (footnote 195), they find that “carriers supplying telecommunications services to interconnected VoIP providers who are not themselves carriers should continue to include the revenues derived therefrom in their own contribution bases for two full quarters after the effective date of this Order.” (page 30) They also find “wholesale carriers may not exclude these revenues by invoking the “carrier’s carrier” rule during this interim period” – and find that it is not illegal because it is interim.

[Andyabramson.blogs.com] VoIP Watch: Lastly, their only real big spending threats, AT&T and AOL, both have gone to ground with their marketing of VoIP, leaving the roadway open to Earthlink, SunRocket, Packet 8 and Broadvoice and then a cast of small players, most of whom could be rolled up by Vonage very quickly. While Earthlink is a potential threat, their current focus makes them a looming one, not an actual day to day assassin.

 [Smartphone and Gadget News by ElectroGeek] Windows Mobile 5.0 SIP-Based Dual-Mode Phone: It does pack plenty of features including SIP VOIP support, quad band coverage and WiFi to name a few. Cool phone, however they may want to think about changing the name before marketing it here in the U.S.

 [O'Reilly Emerging Telephony] VoIP faces the need to grow up: report from Fall... : Being a VoIP company is much, much easier than the traditional CLEC,because CLECs who run physical lines to the homes have to colocateequipment in the central offices and access points of the incumbentcompanies–and then has to fight for access to their ownequipment. CommPartners, in contrast, just has to string a wire to theincumbent phone company sites;

[The Jeff Pulver Blog - Notes, comments and observations] Andy Abramson: The Future is Purple: These days most Voice over Broadband service providers are more focused on using VoIP to deliver “replacement and substitute” of PSTN services rather than innovate on the platform and deliver to consumers services that were never before practical or possible using the older TDM based PSTN. These service providers have chosen to ignore the fact that on the broadband internet “Voice is just an Application.” It turns out many of the Voice over Broadband companies operating in 2006 are in effect playing in the game of arbitrage, except instead of arbitraging long distance termination which was common place in the late 90’s, they are arbitraging local phone service.

 [Voip] Permanent Link to Voip - Microsoft Partners With... : Voip - Microsoft Partners With Qwest On VoIP August 3rd, 2006 Microsoft Partners With Qwest On VoIP TechWeb - Microsoft continued its push into VoIP announcing a partnership with Qwest Communications that seeks to bring the Internet phoning service to small and medium-sized business customers. Announced at Tuesday s session at the Fall VON VoIP

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