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VoIP News: May 2009


VoIP solutions could benefit from bonded ADSL service


Lincolnshire-based businesses using VoIP hardware could find their services improved with the launch of a bonded ADSL system, reports BroadbandGenie. co. uk.

Posted on: 2009-05-29, in: Broadband



Infonetics: VoIP solutions to proliferate in coming years


Research firm Infonetics says the popularity of VoIP solutions is set to become more widespread in the coming years, according to destinationcrm. com. Diane Myers, an analyst with Infonetics, said the popularity of VoIP solutions grew by more than 30 per cent through the course of 2008 and the technology's influence is likely to expand even further.

Posted on: 2009-05-29, in: General VoIP



Talkshow discussion reveals growth of VoIP solutions


A discussion about the benefits of VoIP solutions on major US talkshow the Oprah Winfrey show has revealed the growth of the technology. The show is watched by millions of people around the world and suggests that VoIP hardware is now becoming better known among ordinary computer users and businesspeople, as well as in specialist IT communities, reports voip-news. com.

Posted on: 2009-05-29, in: General VoIP



Slower broadband roll-out loses top ten position for UK


The UK has fallen out of the top ten of 30 nations in terms of the rate of broadband take-up, partly due to delays in the use of fibre optic networks. Although the UK is placed in the top five in the list of nations encompassed by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), there are fewer subscribers per 100 inhabitants, which has resulted in a fall from the top ten, reports broadband-expert.

Posted on: 2009-05-28, in: Broadband



BT: Ofcom price caps could threaten next-generation roll-out


BT has warned that Ofcom price caps imposed on its network could reduce its ability to invest in the development of next-generation broadband infrastructure. The telecoms giant will be limited in terms of how much it can charge other internet service providers for using the BT network, meaning it may have to look to other sources to help fund its planned roll-out of fibre optic networks. A total of £1.

Posted on: 2009-05-28, in: Broadband







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