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VoIP-Pal.com acquires patents from Digifonica Gibraltar
VoIP-Pal.com has added five major VoIP patents to its intellectual property portfolio after reaching a deal to acquire Digifonica Gibraltar. The patents for the proprietary digital voice technologies Read more >>
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Level 3 expands data centers in Latin America
Level 3 Communications (NYSE: LVLT), which has been busily building out its presence in Latin America for the past several months, today said customer demand has prompted it to expand its data-center Read more >>
Vitelity extends SIP trunking functionality to legacy phone systems
VoIP technology provider Vitelity Communications, partnering with Patton Electronics, has launched a communications bundle, SIP Enable, that allows legacy phone systems without native SIP Read more >>
Radvision Q1 revenue tops $17.4M, beats guidance
Videoconferencing specialist Radvision (Nasdaq: RVSN) today reported revenues for the first quarter of 2012 were $17.4 million, down nearly 17 percent from $20.8 million in the first quarter of 2011. Read more >>
Mitel introduces IaaS play AnyWare for UCC
Unified communications specialist Mitel (Nasdaq: MITL) has rolled out an Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) play designed to extend its virtualized unified communications and collaboration (UCC) Read more >>
Polycom sells handset unit for $110M, adds to stock buyback plan
Videoconferencing vendor Polycom (Nasdaq: PLCM) is selling its wireless enterprise handset business to an affiliate of private equity firm Sun Capital Partners for $110 million in cash. It plans to Read more >>
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- Government lawyers oppose California VoIP deregulation proposal
- Service providers begin to experiment with PaaS offerings
- Fonality selects Sonus SBC platform to enhance network
- Cisco Q3 profit up 20%, but fears of downturn cause shares to slip
- Vu TelePresence, Vidtel partner on videoconferencing play
- FCC eyes VoIP, wireless billing rules
- AudioCodes reports 21% revenue drop, blames rapid decay of legacy business
- Report: Comcast, Verizon top business VoIP services scorecard
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> SAP plans to show this week it has learned from a flawed venture into Internet-based software five years ago with its new strategy for cloud-computing, months after the $3.4 billion purchase of SuccessFactors Inc. Article
> The SIP Forum announced today the selection of Spencer Dawkins as its new technical director. Article
> magicJack cancels shareholders' rights offerings. Release
> Consumer Reports gives nod to Verizon FiOS triple play. Release
> One Source Networks has hired seasoned telecom professionals, David Searcy as executive vice president and Chris Reimer as vice president of cloud solutions. Release
And finally... An in-flight VoIP call gets a Delta Air Lines passenger escorted off the plane. Article
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Cisco, Polycom, now Avaya… is Vidyo the true disruptor of video conferencing space?
Radvision (Nasdaq: RVSN) shareholders approved the sale of the Israeli company to privately held Avaya for $230 million, changing the competitive mix in the high-end vidceoconferencing space. The Read more >>
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Enterprise Communications earnings in the first quarter of 2012
How did the IP communications industry perform in the first quarter of 2012? Check here throughout the Q1 earnings report season for continuing financial news about key players in VoIP business, IP technology, Unified Communications, Voice 2.0 applications, Contact Center technology, IP service providers, enterprise and more.
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