BellSouth announces Private Label VoIP
by Brian Turner
December 12, 2005
BellSouth have announced Private Label VoIP for customers.
This marks a significant foray by established ISP’s to have an influence on the growing VoIP phenomenon.
BellSouth has struck a deal to private label an offering of Voice over Internet Protocol phone service to residential users.
BellSouth will work with 8X8, Inc., a VoIP and videophone service provider to ffer the package.
The new service will be called BellSouth Digital Phone Service.
Email This Post
Print This Post
Add to Bookmarks:
Related posts to "BellSouth announces Private Label VoIP":
Dreams bed retailer deploys VoIPBed retailer, Dreams, is deploying VoIP and 3G mobile technology, to link its rapidly growing chain of stores. The company is undergoing a major expa...
Verizon Wireless protects privacy of cell phone numbers
Following speculation in the US that a voice and data network company was planning to sell the cell phone numbers of private citizens, Verizon Wireles...
Bangladesh to licence VoIP provision
The Bangladeshi government has announced that it will sell VoIP licences to private operators in an auction in October 2007. The telecoms authoriti...
Wholesale VoIP service expansion from AT&T
AT&T, the world leader in voice and IP networking, announced the expanded availability of its Voice Over IP Connect Service (AVOICS). AVOICS is the fl...
Gieves and Hawkes adopts VoIP system
Gieves and Hawkes, the Savile Row tailor, has consolidated its voice and data infrastructure into a single hosted service. This has allowed the com...
No Comments
No comments yet.
Sorry, the comment form is closed at this time.
Previous: « VoIP rumours cause alarm in Israel
Next: Thomson added to Skype »
Visited 613 times, 3 so far today
