Being “offline” is a great way to think about the online world. Over the last two days “offline” (for the most part) I have been thinking a lot about the online world, most specifically about how, in a world that is continuosly changing, does a marketer keep up with the changing ways in which people consume content online.
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Thoughts From A Communications Burnout
Add comment August 18th, 2008
The iPhone’s VoIP capability is a dud.
When I first got my iPhone I was giddy over the prospects of being able to leverage the phone’s WiFi capabilities to send and receive WiFi calls. As it quickly approaches one year with my iPhone, I realize that not much has changed and that the promise that the iPhone once held for mobile voip caling is dwindling with each day.
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iPhone VoIP is a Dud
Add comment August 16th, 2008
I got an interesting piece of mail from the folks at Google today. It was an offer for $250 worth of Google Adwords. While this isn’t the first time I have gotten a mailer like this, what struck me as odd is that the company name on the mailing address was “SIP TO THE SKYPE NETWORK” a company I have zero affiliation with, but whose offering is, to say the least, “very targeted” to someone in my industry and profession. (See image below).
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Skype and Google Sharing Customer Data to Sell Targeted Ads?
Add comment August 15th, 2008
By now you have probably heard about Nortel’s acquisition of Pingtel, what it means for open source telephony and all of the other blah that comes with a large company acquiring another company with open source roots (and community) during a less then “hot” period for VoIP related news.
But is this news important and does it really impact Nortel or the industry at large?
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What is Open Source Really Worth to Nortel?
Add comment August 14th, 2008
My employer and leading VoIP solutions provider, VoIP Supply, has been named to the Everything Channel CRN 100 list of fastest growing IT solutions providers in the US.
While we have been racking up growth awards over the past few years, this announcement is especially rewarding as it highlights our ability to deliver multi-vendor IT solutions, cutting-edge technologies, close customer relationships, demonstrate strong sales philosophies and business-oriented IT consulting. Since our inception in 2004, many have been confused as to who VoIP Supply is and what it is that we actually do.
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VoIP Supply Named to CRN 100
Add comment August 11th, 2008