"Internet-based phone company Vonage Holdings reported a narrower quarterly loss Thursday as customer cancellations fell but subscriber growth was weaker than it expected." read more » DiscussBury
Vonage seems to have survived its legal troubles which were expected to kill the company. Instead, the company is acquiring customers, closing the gap to profitability, and offering a new broadband dsl service in conjunction with Covad. read more » DiscussBury
Vonage is one of the largest VoIP providers and has recently taking a beating at the hands of several large traditional telecomm companies. Russell Shaw reports on Vonage's 3Q financials and doesn' read more » 3 CommentsBury
NetZero, a once-free, now discount ISP which also merged with Juno, has offered for several years a VoIP based service, but has recently decided that the service is a no-go as far as profitability an read more » DiscussBury
Sprint and Vonage have reached a settlement over the alleged patent infringement by Vonage of Sprint patents - to the tune of $80 million. read more » DiscussBury
Register has an excellent and critical article on the recent trials occurring against Vonage, a popular VoIP provider by the incumbent telecommunications companies. Particularly, the article highligh read more » DiscussBury
Vonage has been dealt another blow by the legal system which has determined that now not only has Vonage violated Verizon's patents but Sprint's as well. read more » DiscussBury
Russell Shaw reports on what Packet8 CEO Bryan Martin had to say about the VoIP market, competition, and the recent SunRocket implosion. read more » DiscussBury
