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Technology Shares Pull Ahead |
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Technology Shares Pull Ahead
PR News --December 22, 2004
By Vauhini Vara
Internap Network Services climbed 5 cents, or 8.2%, to 66 cents after it was selected to provide Internet Protocol connectivity services to Vonage in New York, New Jersey, Atlanta, Nashville and Dallas.
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Posted by vonage on Wednesday, December 22 @ 23:57:47 UTC
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Internap OKs Vonage Deal |
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Internap OKs Vonage Deal
PR News --December 22, 2004
By Staff
Vonage, a broadband phone company, has chosen Atlanta-based Internap Network Services to provide routing solutions for Vonage's Voice-over-Internet-Protocol U.S. operation. Under terms of the agreement, Internap will provide IP connectivity services in New York, New Jersey, Atlanta, Nashville and Dallas.
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Posted by vonage on Wednesday, December 22 @ 23:56:04 UTC
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Vonage Picks Internap To Boost Offering Of Internet Telephone Services |
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Vonage Picks Internap To Boost Offering Of Internet Telephone Services
PR News --December 22, 2004
By Staff
ATLANTA – Vonage, the fast-growing provider of Voice over Internet Protocol telephone services, will use Internap to help support is growing nationwide network, the companies said Tuesday.
Vonage now has more than 350,000 subscribers and is adding more than 25,000 new customers per month. The company offers long-distance calls at flat monthly rates.
High-speed Internet users can purchase Vonage starter kits at a variety of locations. The kit includes hardware from Linksys, which is part of Cisco Systems. Call plans start at $14.99 per month for individuals and $49.99 for businesses.
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Posted by vonage on Wednesday, December 22 @ 23:50:38 UTC
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Companies Cast Wide Web To Offer Internet Phoning |
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Companies Cast Wide Web To Offer Internet Phoning
PR News --December 22, 2004
By Stephen Pounds
How do you reach soccer moms and NASCAR dads? You sell where they shop.
That's how every new technology has found its way to the American home, and it's the strategy that Vonage Inc. and AT&T Corp. are following to make phone calls over the Internet as ubiquitous as traditional land-line service.
Vonage, the largest player in the so-called Voice-over Internet Protocol, or VoIP, market, began offering its trendy phone technology in major electronics and office supply retail outlets this year.
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Posted by vonage on Wednesday, December 22 @ 23:42:00 UTC
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CompUSA To Sell Vonage VoIP |
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CompUSA To Sell Vonage VoIP
PR News --December 21, 2004
By Staff
CompUSA Inc. will offer voice-over-Internet-protocol service from Vonage Holdings Corp. in its 200 plus nationwide stores and online (www.compusa.com), the companies said Tuesday.
The retailer will offer two Vonage starter kits featuring Cisco Systems Inc. Linksys devices that will allow customers to make calls in the United States and Canada for a flat monthly rate starting at $14.99.
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Posted by vonage on Wednesday, December 22 @ 23:36:36 UTC
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Vonage To Offer Internet-Based Telephone Service Through CompUSA |
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Vonage To Offer Internet-Based Telephone Service Through CompUSA
PR News --December 21, 2004
By Staff
Broadband phone company Vonage Holdings in Edison struck a deal with CompUSA to offer Vonage telephony service in all of the computer retailer's stores across country and online at CompUSA.com. Users with high-speed Internet connections can buy starter kits using Linksys phone adapter devices for Vonage service through the retailer.
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Posted by vonage on Wednesday, December 22 @ 23:27:04 UTC
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Read More: Vonage To Offer Internet-Based Telephone Service Through CompUSA
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Hot Stocks |
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Hot Stocks
PR News --December 21, 2004
By Staff
Internap Network Services Corp (IIP) selected to provide routing solutions for Vonage's growing Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) U.S. operations. Price: $0.66 Net Change: $0.05 % Change: 8.20% Gain Volume: 4.7M Shares
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Posted by vonage on Wednesday, December 22 @ 22:44:38 UTC
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Vonage Up The VoIP Ante |
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Vonage Up The VoIP Ante
PR News --December 21, 2004
By Staff
In yet more VoIP news, Vonage says CompUSA will start selling Vonage service and hardware at its more than 200 retail locations and over its Web site. According to Vonage, the deal brings the total number of retail outlets where it is marketing itself to about 8,000. Similar marketing deals have been signed with Best Buy, RadioShack, Staples, Office Depot, Amazon.com, Fry's and Circuit City.
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Posted by vonage on Wednesday, December 22 @ 22:40:52 UTC
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Regulatory Watch |
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Regulatory Watch
PR News --December 21, 2004
By John L. Guerra
The FCC ruled in November that VoIP – in the form of Vonage's DigitalVoice service – is exempt from some forms of state regulatory oversight. In a 3-to-2 vote, commissioners proclaimed Vonage's form of IP-to-PSTN communications an interstate service and not under state jurisdiction. The ruling puts VoIP under federal jurisdiction, and the FCC has declared its intent to employ a hands-off attitude toward its regulation of the service.
The FCC ruling, however, does not mean that states will have no regulatory role in the management of IP voice and other packet services. In fact, the ruling means VoIP providers still face a bit of chaos in the running of their businesses.
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Posted by vonage on Wednesday, December 22 @ 22:37:19 UTC
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Vonage To Sell Its Service At CompUSA |
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Vonage To Sell Its Service At CompUSA
PR News --December 21, 2004
By Staff
CompUSA will offer Vonage's service in all of its 200 plus nationwide stores throughout the United States and online at www.compusa.com.
High-speed Internet customers, who have a standard telephone, can sign up for Vonage service by purchasing one of two Vonage starter kits at CompUSA, featuring Linksys devices. These devices will allow customers to make calls in the U.S. and Canada for one low, flat monthly rate starting at $14.99. The devices are competitively priced and offer the consumer a $50.00 mail-in rebate, ninety days after the Vonage service is activated.
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Posted by vonage on Wednesday, December 22 @ 22:34:07 UTC
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