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More VoIP services are beginning to offer solutions which can make use of traditional landlines as well as internet voice calls, an analyst has highlighted.

Business leaders have called for regulation to improve broadband access to firms in rural areas to ensure they do not fall behind the competition.

Providing broadband services over power lines has been predicted by industry analysts to be a major growth area in the next few years.

Threats against VoIP technology may be increasing as the technology grows in prominence, however an analyst has predicted that IP telephony will survive without exposing businesses to serious exploits.

Attempts by the European Commission to bring in a requirement for VoIP services to support emergency calls are being opposed by a new coalition lobby group.

The decision by the UK telecoms industry regulator Ofcom to require VoIP services to support 999 calls will prompt further improvements, it has been suggested.

VoIP has been predicted to experience a successful growth year in 2008 as flexible options continue to enter the market.

An innovative new application is to allow VoIP call services that can be embedded in websites, it has been announced.

Using VoIP systems may be cutting edge communications at the moment, but further technological advances are predicted for the future due to the influence of emerging markets abroad.

VoIP systems have been adopted by the University of South Alabama in the US as the institution looks to improve its communications systems.