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On VoIP for business
A Reg primer for SMEs
Small businesses are often reluctant to take the plunge and switch to VoIP - and this isn’t just about upfront cost of change, and potential disruption.… Web threats: Why conventional protection doesn't work
Europe ditches Skype probe
Calling for clarity
Eurojust - the EU body for judicial cooperation - is not investigating ways to intercept Skype calls, contrary to reports earlier this week.… Nokia to preinstall Skype on handsets
Operators not sufficiently pissed off yet
Updated Nokia is pre-installing a Skype client on the flagship N97 handset, being launched in June, allowing users to make VoIP calls without paying a penny to the network operator who is still expected to subsidise the cost of the phone.… IP telephony: Still happy?
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Reg Reader Studies The benefits of IP telephony (IPT) are now increasingly understood, and as offerings proliferate, we are starting to see wider scale adoption become reality across all types of business. But has the move to IPT been all it’s cracked up to be?… What is your recession sales strategy?
New Year rings in better VoIP for all
More VoIP options come to Windows Mobile and iPhone
It seems that January is when VoIP clients get spruced up with new features and capabilities, with both Truphone and Fring launching new versions ready for punters wanting to do more than save a few quid on phone calls.… Case Study: WhatsUp keeps Legoland turnstyles ringing
Skype founders drop licence threat against eBay
Bluff pays off for European duo
A legal row that threatened the existence of Skype has been settled, with the free net phone service's founders regaining a significant portion of the firm from eBay.… Offloading malware protection to the cloud
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