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POPSGovernment Hype Against Skype and VoIP--"Security Threat" It's not just Russia that is opposed to private internet telephony applications. Buried deep in the article the real reason comes out: Delegates at the meeting also warned that it has been impossible for police to spy on VoIP conversations The NSA has admitted the same thing here --enough to tap the hacker market to find a "solution". (Offering big money to those who would help break our privacy, for their own gain). Too bad. It's not only cheap to place calls this way, but so far very private.
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POPSFring -- Free Mobile VoIP, IM and More Fring is a peer-to-peer Mobile VoIP based internet telephony network which enables users to interact with social networks and to call and chat for free. Recently it also launched an API, allowing third-party developers to develop new applications for the community.
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POPSSkype based Call-Center A full featured Click to Call Center built on Skype that enables companyies of any size to integrate voice, chat and video to their website SKYclick creates a Click to Call button that users connect to their website. Site visitors click on the button to be called back for free. SKY-click forwards incoming calls to the appropriate agent and handles all tasks usually managed by call centers; agent availability, call queuing, feedback database, reporting and more.
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POPSThe atomic weight of your bits Well, there you are. A bit can (will) be assigned different "weights" depending on the content it carries (make "bit" a "packet"). If telcos have their way. Meaning, a VOIP bit 'll be heavier, and more expensive, than a text bit. I have been wondering how these huge companies will survive the onslaught of internet telephony (not to mention what broadcasters of video are thinking). A very good article
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