911 in 90 days: How Vonage Is Meeting the Challenge in Canada
The popular VoIP provider says it will meet the interim regulatory mandate, but it's looking ahead to achieve a superior solution for the long term.
[May 16, 2005]

I Want My VOD!
Closing the gap between online video delivery's promises and reality.
[May 13, 2005]

VoiceStick: VoIP in the Palm of Your Hand
Plug this tiny device into your computer's USB port and you're making calls over the Internet in seconds--and saving money, to boot.
[May 12, 2005]

Online TV Takes Off
Eager to meld TV's flash and familiarity with the Web's reach and interactivity? Look no further than online TV networks.
[May 12, 2005]

Yahoo Gets Into The Groove
Internet giant hopes to add to its greatest hits.
[May 11, 2005]

VoIP Service Revenues and Enterprise Adoption on the Rise
Enterprise IP voice adoption is up by 46 percent. Services revenues are projected to hit $20 Billion by 2009Ñthough small businesses are lagging behind.
[May 11, 2005]

Understanding H.323ÑPart IV: Testing System Interoperability
The quirky evolution path taken by H.323 and related standards makes for some serious implementation challenges. Fortunately, there are tools to help.
[May 10, 2005]

Broadbandcasting
Now playing--on a monitor near you.
[May 6, 2005]

A New Era in Real-Time Communications
Microsoft Office Live Communications Server 2005 introduces enterprise IM users to new levels of presence management as well as integration with applications, network services and VoIP.
[May 4, 2005]

Betting on VoIP in Vegas
Announcements from 3Com, Broadcom, Internap, and Aruba Networks all herald new VoIP initiatives unveiled at Networld+Interop 2005 in Las Vegas.
[May 4, 2005]

Disney Plans Worldwide "Roadblock" for Movie Trailer
The debut of the trailer for the upcoming "Chronicles of Narnia" film will take place simultaneously across Web, TV, and mobile phones.
[May 3, 2005]

Understanding H.323ÑPart III: Signaling
The communicationsÑsuch as on/off-hook, dialtone, and busy signalÑthat set up and terminate calls on the PSTN are replaced by a complex set of protocols and procedures in the packet-based H.323 world.
[May 3, 2005]

Fox Raises Curtain on Five-Film Promotion
The movie studio will use interactive broadband video technology from Maven to deepen its relationship with fans.
[May 2, 2005]

VoIP Begins Application 'Revolution'
VoIP got its foot in the enterprise door by offering substantial savings on the monthly phone bill. As the technology matures, it's the application capabilities that are driving sales.
[April 28, 2005]

Understanding H.323ÑPart II: Protocols Supporting Terminals
The key ITU-T protocol supporting voice over IP is H.323. A look at its terminal functionality (only one of four major areas) reveals no fewer than seven standards-based protocol components that work under this "umbrella" protocol.
[April 26, 2005]

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