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What's really going on with Skype and China.

MIIT statement may have more to do with internal politics than banning Skype or any other VoIP service. Read more >>


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Skype ousted from China?

Government crackdown on illegal voice over IP services appears to shore up state-run providers. say observers. Read more >>

News to Know

   IP conference phone vendor Konftel acquired by Avaya
   Unlimited U.S./Canada VoIP for (well) under $10 a month.
   Top 10 Skype-alikes.
   Unified communications turns the corner.
   Mobile VoIP provider Vox Communications goes video.

Featured Solutions

   Symantec Whitepapers: Make the Most of Your Virtual Environment

Job Postings

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IP Communications: Looking ahead to 2011 and beyond.

Industry executives share their vision of coming trends and challenges. Read more >>

Blogs

Netstat -vat by Sean Michael Kerner
Has Mozilla Firefox passed Microsoft IE?
From the 'It's About Time' files:I remember well, back in 1996 when Netscape's browser share was in the 80 percent plus range. Back then IE 3 (and then later versions) were the underdog.We all know what happened next.But flash... Read more >>

 

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