Daily VoIP Links for 2006-06-08
- [Daily Post from my people] The VoIP/Cell Connection
"Her one saving grace was her VoIP phone, which would help her multi-task the rest of the morning away."
"Arlen Specter said that after discussions with the Bush administration and Senate
Intelligence Committee colleagues who had been more fully briefed on the National Security Agency program, he was 'prepared to defer on a temporary basis' requiring representatives from AT&T, Verizon Communications and BellSouth to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee, which he leads."
"What we need is an evolutionary product. The first part of it would be a protocol that allows the caller to maintain ownership of his calls and route them effectively."
"I really wonder what all this discussions about how to intercept VoIP calls and make VOIP CALEA compliant is about. The NSA is monitoring all Internet traffic anyway."
"Two people I know told me today that they are meeting more and more people that just delete e-mail and voicemail. The theory goes if it is important they will just call again or e-mail again, etc."
"Consistent with past checks, enterprise demand for voice over Internet protocol (VOIP) infrastructure appears notably strong"
"I've gotten a lot of response from my 'Hot/Not' pre-Globalcomm column in my Telephony Online Update newsletter of May 31, and some of it was from people wondering why I described Jeff Pulver's parties as 'not.' Well, having attended another PulverMedia's party at the House of Blues during Globalcomm this year, I have to admit he's got the best thing going--a ton of people coming together and lettying down their collective hair in a way that just doesn't happen at other parties (and there were even women at this one)."