Monthly Archives: February 2005

According to Infonetics Research, the number of cable VOIP subscribers in North America soared nine-fold in 2004 to about 500,000, while cable broadband customers climbed 26% to 22.4 million from 17.7 million. The research firm estimates North American cablecos boosted … Continue reading →

Nortel posted its first and second-quarter results yesterday, which should provide quick relief to anyone with insomnia. If analysts forced to pour over the numbers can find any surprises, it would be a real shocker. Frankly, Nortel needs to issue … Continue reading →

VOIP guru Jeff Pulver has launched a new Internet telephony product called Bellster. I'm not totally clear on how it works but it looks like you can make locals calls to long-distance destinations by tapping into another person's telephone and … Continue reading →

Skype may not get the media coverage it had a year or so ago but the P2P telephony software maker appears to be steadily moving ahead, highlighted today by the launch of version 1.0 products for Mac OS X and … Continue reading →