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[IP Business News - VoIP] Given their rapid growth in the past three years, European VoIP providers have emerged as a powerful force in the European fixed-line market, TeleGeography researchers note. VoIP subscribers accounted for 20 percent of aggregate (switched and VoIP) residential fixed-line subscribers and eight percent of revenues from residential fixed lines in 2007.
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