Vonage’s new Vonage Pro lets mobile workers take their home office phones with them. With features like Vonage Companion, users can set up their offices where ever they are.
- Vonage is rolling out its Vonage Pro voice-over-IP offering designed to enable mobile workers and home workers bring their phone system with them on the road.
Vonage Pro includes the next-generation Vonage SoftPhone client called Vonage Companion which lets users access their home number from any d…
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Vonage Makes VOIP Mobile
August 4th, 2008
BT Group, Britain’s fixed-line telecom provider, said revenues rose 3 percent to 5.18 billion pounds, ahead of forecasts. BT Group posted a first-quarter rise in underlying core earnings of 1 percent on Thursday, just below forecasts, and said its full-year guidance remained unchanged. The BT Retail unit’s share of net broadband additions was 31 percent during the quarter.
- LONDON, July 31 (Reuters) - Britain’s BT Group Plc posted a first quarter rise in underlying core earnings of 1
percent on Thursday, just below forecasts, and said its
full-year guidance remained unchanged.
The group reported underlying earnings before interest, tax,
depreciation and amortisat…
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BT Quarterly Earnings Up 1 Percent
July 31st, 2008
Ribbit Co-Founder Crick Waters discusses why Ribbit chose to sell itself to British Telecom instead of trying to grow its VOIP software from scratch in competing with Google, Skype and phone carriers. Surprise: It’s all about the greater scalability and footprint, baby.
- British Telecom bought Web telephony startup Ribbit yesterday for $105 million. Here’s the scoop for those who missed it.
During a demo last January, Ribbit Co-founders Waters and CEO Ted Griggs assured me that they had the technology and tools to make a go of it alone as Silicon Valley’s first …
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Why Ribbit Chose Sale to BT Over Organic Growth
July 30th, 2008
Ribbit Co-Founder Crick Waters says Ribbit chose to sell itself to British Telecom because size matters. Rather than grow its VOIP software from scratch in competing with Google, Skype and phone carriers, Ribbit Co-Founder Crick Waters says Ribbit chose British Telecom for scalablity and footprint.
- British Telecom bought Web telephony startup Ribbit yesterday for $105 million. Here’s the scoop for those who missed it.
During a demo last January, Ribbit Co-founders Waters and CEO Ted Griggs assured me that they had the technology and tools to make a go of it alone as Silicon Valley’s first …
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Ribbit Chose British Telecom Because Size Matters
July 30th, 2008
Ribbit, the VOIP company that lets software developers for enterprise and consumers add voice to CRM apps such as Salesforce.com and social networks such as Facebook, joins British Telecom’s fleet of acquisitions.
- BT has agreed to buy Ribbit Corporation, the Silicon Valley-based voice Internet company, for $105 million in cash.
Ribbit’s platform lets developers add voice and automation features to most Web-based apps or social networks.
To this point, programmers have leveraged Ribbit to add voice to Sal…
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BT Buys VOIP Provider Ribbit For $105 Million
July 29th, 2008
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