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I have a feeling this is initial table stakes stuff, and I think there's more to come yet.
A great example of how to do things right in this industry.
iNum users will be able to receive calls from BT, Verizon and Belgacom, with more to follow.
Fire and flood, but as yet no pestilience or swarms of locusts
New iPhone app seeks to consolidate the best of SaaS VoIP services.
Being a supplier for a big fish isn't always profitable.
Skype has open-sourced it's SILK codec (obtained through a $27m eBay stock paper transaction a couple of years ago).
Skype have tied up with Verizon to offer free Skype calling from mobile phones in North US.
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