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Internet2's NET+ Initiative: SIP Services: February 13, 2013 | A session at the West/Southwest Regional Conference
In case you missed the last Internet2 member meeting, there was a lot of excitement surrounding the announcement of SIP services as part of the Internet2 NET+ Services. Remember the old days of Cen…
FCC asked to bar cellular carriers from blocking SMS traffic: December 11, 2007

A handful of public-interest groups have filed a petition (PDF) with the Federal Communications Commission asking it to prevent cellular service providers from blocking text messages from adv…
Open Source IP Telephony: A Strategic Choice: March 27, 2007

This research bulletin discusses the evolving architectural models for open source IP telephony. It focuses on institutional rationale, risks, and advantages associated with open source IP teleph…
Beyond the Phone System: Converged Real-Time Communications for Enterprises: February 1, 2007

It has been widely assumed that next generation "phone systems" will be based on Internet Protocol private branch exchanges (IP-PBXs). The ever-increasing ubiquity of IP networks can i…

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