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Pat Phelan has a post that brings to light something which is a growing concern. Bloggers being paid to blog about a company or product.

I know personally that he agonized over writing this…

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One of the words you’ll regularly see in my blog posts is the word "client." My agency, Comunicano, represents many of the more cutting edge companies in voice, collaboration, video…

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I dont have the patience to write anything thoughtful via the iPhone’s interface. Guess that’s why people are using twitter. Guess it is time to start using my account…

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I am bored here in chicago’s o’hare airport and I am playing with blogging from my iPhone.
I’ll try a few posts to see how it goes.
I am thinking that it is going to more then frustrating…

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I’ve been playing with software from a new startup called Jaanix that Jonathan Christensen showed me.   It’s a social tagging, microblogging and rating system, something like a…

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In the "what are they thinking" category, Techdirt reports that Olympic athletes will be forbidden to blog at the Summer Olympics… except outside the venue, and… well, the list…

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I frequently get asked to review products, which I enjoy doing.  Editorializing non-stop gets old after a while!  Yesterday, however, I was asked to "review" a product on the basis…

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VoIP seems to be everywhere these days. But VoIP dating? Learn about a new, free service at Click for Nick. (The maps thing really is creepy.)
Voice Over IP Weblog is dishing on the alternatives…

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It’s friday, the day I dump my junk mail box and have a chuckle at the latest Nigerian money laundering scams, and the artfully constructed emails exhorting me to take action to "hav…

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Rich Tehrani is first up today with news on a new collaboration between Avaya and Nokia.  They’re teaming up on new dual-model devices.  “Avaya and Nokia are collaborating on dual-mod…

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Russell Shaw from the IP Telephony blog has is musing about a recent Skype executive’s fate.  “That’s not only what I am starting to think, but that’s what Forrester analyst Sally Cohen…

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And speaking of Vonage, Rich Tehrani highlights a recent piece on The Motley Fool discussing Vonage’s financial perspective.  “For a financial perspective on what is happening to Vonag…

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It is That Time of The Year…Again
I am swamped.
Between my duties at VoIP Supply and Sayers Media Group, there is normally not a lot of time in the day to blog.
Never one to limit myself…

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Wednesday already and October is fast approaching.  That’s the good news, because I absolutely adore Fall, and it is, hands down, my favorite season.  That said, I don’t think Mother Natur…

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Unless you’ve been under a rock the last few days you’ve probably heard of a new blog widget called BlogRush.

It’s a system that allows you to show your blog headlines on other people’s…

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VoIP Central is up first today, with news on cheap VoIP calls, if you happen to be in New Delhi.  “MTNL have come up with the India’s cheapest voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) servic…

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The VoIP & Gadgets Blog is up first this fine Hump Day with news on more potential legal woes for our friends at Vonage.  Turns out that now SunRocket is after them.  Seems their own financia…

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Andy Abramson from VoIP Watch is up first today with news on a recent FCC ruling that’s sure to make VoIP providers happy.  “The FCC’s decision to open up the 700 mhz spectrum to non carrier…

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Tom Keating from the VoIP and Gadgets Blog is up first today, with news on the latest legal wranglings involving Truphone.  Earlier this week, a judge told T-Mobile (UK) to cease blocking calls…