February 04, 2007
VoIP Roundup - Sun Feb 04, 2007
David Pogue of the NY Times appeared on MSNBC recently to talk about options for VoIP service. He emphasized, at the news anchor's query, that we're all headed towards free Internet calling and that Vonage had nerve charging U$25/mth for their V-Phone USB stick for unlimited calling.
Chairmen from both Comcast and Time Warner have been appearing on MSNBC to say how well Triple Play has been working for them. Time Warner Cable is supposed to be spun off later this year, with the hopes of an upcoming IPO.
Om Malik reports that Austria's Jajah wants a 2007 IPO. they have the backing of VC firm Sequoia Capital. Their model of offering VoIP-based (bridged) calls - which are now ad-suported in Europe - will appeal to anyone who wants free or cheap long distance without having to download a soft client.
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