VoIP Provider Rankings For Q4 2006

Source: smithonvoip.com

Comcast is Nipping at Vonage’s Heels

ISP Planet has a nice little piece of market research showing how the top VoIP Service providers stack up. Here are the top five:

  1. Vonage 2.2 - Million Subscribers
  2. Comcast Digital Phone - 1.9 Million Subscribers
  3. Time Warner Digital Phone - 1.86 Million Subscribers
  4. Skype - 1.8 Million subscribers
  5. CableVision - 1.2 Million Subscribers

I expect, with all of Vonage’s patent woes, that for the first quarter of 2007, Comcast, and quite possibly Time Warner, will surpass Vonage.

Published on April 18th, 2007 under

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