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| Canada cracks down on VoIP providers skirting 911 rules FierceEnterpriseCommunications Canada is cracking the whip on VoIP providers that have been slow to comply with rules on 911 services, giving its regulatory body the authority to shut them down if they don't abide by the new requirements. The Canadian Radio-television and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| LogMeIn adds free VoIP to its join.me screen sharing service FierceEnterpriseCommunications Virtual platform provider LogMeIn (Nasdaq:LOGM) has added VoIP conferencing to its free online screen sharing service, join.me. The upgrade, which also is free, will allow quick, ad-hoc collaboration from virtually anywhere in the world, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Canadian VoIP provider shutting doors FierceEnterpriseCommunications Canadian VoIP provider Link2VoIP, citing ballooning costs, the rapid increase of competitive services, and the current political climate surrounding the Internet, announced it was shutting down May 30. In an email to customers, it said it would begin a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| BT to launch cross-platform mobile VoiP service Information Age BT is to launch a new VoiP service to its UK customers in the coming weeks, releasing apps for Android, iOS and Blackberry mobile operating systems, as well as a desktop client. The service, called BT Voice, will take advantage of BT's existing ... See all stories on this topic » |
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