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Skype virus phones home
This isn't the first time that we've seen VoIP app Skype get targeted by a virus and it probably won't be the last: Read more...
Ban on Internet taxes
If you think the government is trying to reach into the pockets of every Internet user, think again. The U.S. House of Representatives took the first steps to extend an Internet tax moratorium for Read more...
Worldwide IT spending to hit $3 trillion
Possible recession? Not when it comes to IT spending this year, at least according to Gartner. The consultancy is predicting that worldwide spending will surpass $3 trillion in 2007, an 8 percent Read more...
Vonage to settle with Sprint for $80M
There's not a lot of good news in Vonage land these days, so anyone hoping to hear something positive with regards to the ailing VoIP provider will have to settle for Read more...
ALSO NOTED: Motorola shows off WiMAX modems for consumers; Nokia's 3G N95 on sale today;
> Nokia's 3G N95 on sale today. Article> Motorola shows off WiMAX modems for consumers. Read more...
Judge orders Vonage to pay $69.5 million
There hasn't been too much news on the Vonage Deathwatch front lately but when it comes to Read more...
Windows Worm spreading via Skype
Batten down the hatches, VoIP fans: there's a new Windows Worm in town and from the looks of it, it's spreading itself via Skype. Apparently, Read more...
VoIP: not ready for prime time, says security group
While many CIOs are salivating over the prospects of VoIP as a way to reduce telecom costs and introduce new ways to integrate voice into enterprise networks, the Jericho Forum security group does Read more...




