VoIP You

• [Daily Post from my people] The Features are coming, the Features are coming

"As VoIP continues to grow, it's clear that its newest features will reach into virtually every area of entertainment and affect the way people do business."

• Napa Valley Register Online: VoIP heats up while Net neutrality simmers

"VoIP has competitive advantages, but its main disadvantage is a dilly: It requires a technology comfort zone, if not downright know-how."

• TechRepublic: VoIP: Are you ready to throw the switch?

"During this 16-minute podcast, TechRepublic technical director George Ou and section editor Bill Detwiler explore business cases for and against VoIP."

• Digital Common Sense: The Broadband Scandal

"For those of you who haven’t heard what Bruce Kushnick has to say, his $200 Billion Broadband Scandal book is available for free download in PDF for, until Monday, June 26, 2006."

• Russell Shaw: Fresh details: alleged NSA facility at AT&T NOC said able to intercept VoIP calls

"In a newly posted piece on Salon.com, two former AT&T network engineers state that an AT&T NOC (Network Operations Center) in Bridgeton, Mo. houses a 20 by 40 foot, secret room where it is thought that National Security Agency operations can be performed."

• Russell Shaw: Biggest need in the VoIP space: Web-based, carrier-neutral universal VoIP phone directory

"This service has been tried in baby steps, but there's so much more to go. And such an upside, that I cannot believe this wouldn't be a huge hit."