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Euro Telcoms Brace For VoIP Race |
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Reuters Summit-Operators Brace for 'Voice Over Internet' Race
May 27, 2005
By Astrid Wendlandt and Santosh Menon
PARIS (Reuters) - Sooner or later, most phone calls will be made over the Internet, telecoms executives predicted this week.
But while the transition will be a boon for consumers, who will save money, it will be bane for telecoms operators, who will be forced to lower prices and change their business models.
"Phone companies probably wish VoIP (voice over Internet protocol) never came about," Mike Fries, chief executive of UnitedGlobalCom, Europe's biggest cable operator, said at the Reuters Telecoms, Media and Technology Summit in Paris on Wednesday.
"Today, they have the choice between lowering their prices or launching their own VoIP service, and I am sure they would rather not be in this situation."
VoIP breaks voice traffic into fast-moving packets that can be sent over the Internet in the same way as e-mails. It allows less expensive calling than traditional phone services, because it does not require a dedicated circuit for each connection.
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Posted by vonage on Wednesday, June 01 @ 20:13:38 UTC
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Vonage Canada expanding VoIP Service to More Cities |
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Vonage Canada expanding VoIP Service to More Cities
May 31, 2005
The company says this will Canadians outside of major urban cities to sign up for VoIP services but still maintain a local phone number. Vonage currently lets customers choose an area code and local number from 14 cities in six provinces, including Winnipeg, Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary, Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal and Halifax.
The expansion is slated to occur in three phases and should be complete by the end of the summer.
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Posted by vonage on Tuesday, May 31 @ 17:27:09 UTC
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Vonage Snags Former NENA Deputy Director To Spearhead 911 Effort |
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Emergency Connection
May 25, 2005
By Staff
With lawmakers eyeing a major rewrite to telecommunications laws this Congress, it seems like a good time for Vonage, a company that provides telephone service over the Internet, to staff up in Washington, D.C.
The New Jersey-based provider has tripled the size of its D.C. office by adding Stephen Seitz, formerly director of government affairs at the National Emergency Number Association, and Frank Cavaliere, deputy legislative director for Sen. George Allen (D-Va.).
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Posted by vonage on Sunday, May 29 @ 00:00:00 UTC
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Read More: Vonage Snags Former NENA Deputy Director To Spearhead 911 Effort
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Former Senator Legislative Director Joining Vonage Wash. DC Staff |
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Frank Cavaliere Heading to the Washington Office of Vonage.
May 26, 2005
By Staff
Frank Cavaliere, deputy legislative director for Sen. George Allen, R-Va., is heading to the Washington office of Vonage. Cavaliere will serve as vice president of federal regulatory affairs, handling Internet and telecommunications issues, and he expects to deal with the House, Senate, and FCC.
Cavaliere has dealt with all kinds of technology issues for Allen, a member of the Senate Commerce Committee. He also worked on the 2000 Bush-Cheney campaign and for the CapNet PAC. Cavaliere believes Vonage, a broadband phone company that offers voice-over Internet protocol service, is "really the company that's at the center of the reason to re-examine telecommunications laws, primarily because the service that they're providing ... doesn't fit the old rules."
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Posted by vonage on Saturday, May 28 @ 00:00:00 UTC
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Read More: Former Senator Legislative Director Joining Vonage Wash. DC Staff
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Vonage Driver Andretti Has Powerful Sponsors |
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What's in a name? For Marco Andretti, plenty
May 27, 2005
By Jay Hart
INDIANAPOLIS | As Marco Andretti's crew wheeled his orange No. 26 car down pit road at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, a track official commented, ''He's got some pretty powerful sponsors.''
Count Vonage, Motorola and Hershey's among them, all banking on an 18-year-old with exactly one semi-big-time race under his belt. That they've chosen him only magnifies the obvious — there are high expectations for the next Andretti and, fair or not, there are going to be skeptics.
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Posted by vonage on Friday, May 27 @ 15:35:02 UTC
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VoIP Service For Smaller Firms |
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VoIP Service For Smaller Firms
May 26, 2005
By Dave Bailey
US broadband voice over IP (VoIP) provider Vonage has rolled out its UK service, offering two price plans: Residential Unlimited for £8.50 + VAT a month and Small Business Unlimited for £16.16 + VAT a month.
Vonage UK managing director Kerry Ritz said the service had two main attractions: "Customers can choose their own phone number and take that number with them, so effectively it's a number for life; and secondly, you can start to use virtual numbers. For instance, you could have a second number corresponding to a US number, which US users could call and it would be billed as a local call for them."
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Posted by vonage on Thursday, May 26 @ 20:11:44 UTC
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Vonage Car Driver Marco Andretti - New Star, Familiar Name |
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New star, familiar name
May 24, 2005
By Anne Proffit
He's just a wee bit over 18 years of age and hasn't even earned his high school diploma from Notre Dame HS in Nazareth, PA yet but Marco Andretti is clearly on the road to racing stardom.
Sure it helps to have a father named Michael and grandfather like Mario Andretti, but Marco's been earning his way through the ranks since the age of ten. Feeling extremely pressured when he got involved in go-karting, Marco stepped aside for a bit before realizing this was definitely his calling, not somebody else's dream for him.
And so he's progressed through championships in karts, in Barber Dodge national competition to where he stands today.
This weekend Andretti makes his first professional start on the famed Indianapolis Motor Speedway 2.5-mile oval in the third annual Menards Infiniti Pro Series Futaba Freedom 100. This event also marks Andretti's first oval race, making it doubly important for the young man.
Marco is driving the #26 Vonage Dallara/Infiniti/Firestone entry in the Futaba Freedom 100 this Friday, May 27th, a car entered by his family and supported by Keith Duesenberg Racing, which has a good deal of success at this venue.
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Posted by vonage on Wednesday, May 25 @ 16:53:59 UTC
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Web Phone Firm Vonage Hires WCRS for UK Debut |
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Web Phone Firm Vonage Hires WCRS for UK Debut
May 25, 2005
By Staff
LONDON - Vonage, a US internet telephone company, is planning a multimillion-pound advertising drive to establish its brand in the UK.
The firm, which has more than 700,000 customers in the US, has appointed WCRS and Media Contacts to work on its launch strategy.
According to marketing director Vincent Potier, advertising will initially be online, before rolling out to other media later this year.
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Posted by vonage on Wednesday, May 25 @ 01:00:00 UTC
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Read More: Web Phone Firm Vonage Hires WCRS for UK Debut
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Vonage set to shake up Web telephony market |
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Vonage set to shake up Web telephony market
May 24, 2005
By Staff
US Internet telephony company, Vonage, is promising to slash the prices of UK national and international calls with its voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) technology.
Its £10 a month no-time-limit call package has been on test since January.
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Posted by vonage on Tuesday, May 24 @ 20:01:08 UTC
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Read More: Vonage set to shake up Web telephony market
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Phoning Home While Traveling - Vonage Is One Solution |
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How to Phone Home
May 24, 2005
By Suzy Buckley
Using the phone in your hotel room is like playing a game of Russian roulette. Even if prices are posted, you’re never quite sure of the outcome – at least, until you reach the checkout desk.
There are a handful of ways, however, to beat the system. For instance, many cellular-phone carriers now have GSM-based technology – so your cellphone will often, but not always work abroad.
Here are five other ways to save:
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Posted by vonage on Tuesday, May 24 @ 19:30:00 UTC
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