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Internet phone service provider Vonage Holdings Corp. has agreed to pay $3 million to 32 states to settle an investigation into some of its business practices.
Vonage Holdings Corp., a pioneer in Internet-based home phone service, is launching applications for the iPhone and BlackBerry that undercut the international calling rates of major wireless carriers.
Internet phone company Vonage Holdings Corp. said Tuesday that Apple Inc. has approved its mobile application for iPhone and iPod devices.
In an Aug. 19 story about Vonage Holdings Corp. adding unlimited calls to several countries in its standard package, The Associated Press reported erroneously that the company has 2.3 million subscribers. The correct figure is 2.5 million.
Unlimited domestic phone calls are nearly standard feature for landline plans these days. Now, Vonage Holdings Corp., which helped pioneer that feature with its Internet phone service, is expanding it to most international calls as well.
Vonage Holdings Corp.'s subscriber growth nearly ground to a halt in the second quarter, as the Internet telephone company said Thursday it gained just 2,000 lines in the period.
Comcast Corp. said Wednesday it will collaborate with Vonage Holdings Corp., the leading independent Internet phone service, to make sure that Internet calling will work well for its subscribers.
Internet phone company Vonage Holdings Corp. spent nearly $1.4 million to lobby the federal government in 2007.
Vonage Holdings Corp., which provides phone service over broadband lines, reported a narrowed fourth-quarter loss Wednesday as it scaled back on marketing and cut other costs.
Vonage Holdings Inc. and Nortel Networks Corp. have settled their patent litigation, allowing for cross-licensing of the telecom companies' technology.
Internet phone company Vonage Holdings Corp., which was the subject of bankruptcy speculation only a few months ago, took another step toward putting its troubles behind it on Thursday.
Vonage Holdings Corp., the beleaguered provider of Internet-based telephone service, said Thursday it has settled a patent lawsuit brought by Verizon Communications Inc. for a maximum of $120 million.
The beaten-down shares of Vonage Holdings Corp. more than doubled in value Monday after the Internet phone company said it had settled a patent suit filed by Sprint Nextel Corp.
Internet phone carrier Vonage Holdings Corp. won relief Tuesday from a potentially crippling court order that would have barred it from signing up new customers as punishment for infringing on patents held by Verizon Communications Inc.
Vonage, navigating its darkest hours in a grim first year as a public company, handed the reins back to founder Jeffrey A. Citron at least temporarily on Thursday as the Internet phone provider tried to shine a positive light on its plights in business and in court.
A judge issued an injunction Friday that effectively bars Internet phone carrier Vonage from signing up new customers as punishment for infringing on patents held by Verizon. Vonage planned an immediate appeal.
Internet phone company Vonage Holdings Corp. will be barred from signing up new customers as punishment for infringing on patents held by Verizon Communications Inc., under an injunction ordered Friday.
Internet phone company Vonage must pay Verizon Communications $58 million for infringing on three patents that enable the upstart's low-cost telephone service, a jury ruled Thursday.
Internet phone company Vonage Holdings Corp. narrowed its fourth-quarter loss to $65 million as revenue nearly doubled with the addition of nearly 1 million customers during 2006.
In its first earnings report as a public company, Internet phone carrier Vonage Holdings Corp. said Tuesday its losses increased 17 percent in the second quarter as customer-acquisition costs stayed high.
Vonage Holdings Corp. is the target of a class action lawsuit that claims the Internet phone company improperly steered consumers toward investing in its $531 million initial public offering.
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I've read other articles talking about how cell phone companies trap people into a 1 or 2 year contract. However they are always advertising new phones with new and better features. Well, here are your options, wait or renew your contract.
Vonage Phishing AlertSome Vonage customers are reporting phishing attempts in email messages that claim their accounts will expire on a given date. The destination site is something called aotech.com. Obviously, do NOT click on it or enter your password info. (A screenshot is given of the email.)
Security firm: Hackers can divert Vonage callsHackers with a Vonage subscriber's name and phone number could intercept Internet phone calls by exploiting a weakness in the system, according to security firm Sipera Systems.
Hackers can divert Vonage calls: security firmInternet phone service from Vonage Holdings Corp is vulnerable to attacks by hackers, who are able to intercept calls to the company's subscribers, a security firm said on Wednesday.
Why Skype and Vonage must dieSkype and Vonage illustrate what is wrong with user communications: They are "closed" and not standards-based. These strategies support business models that are not in line with 21st century wants and needs. They have to go!
Vonage Spanked for Patent InfringementsIt seems Vonage plays it fast and loose with its competitors' patented technology. Verizon and Sprint Nextel were not about to give Vonage a pass though.
Hey, Maybe Vonage Isn't Dead YetVonage released its second quarter financial results today (I've embedded the release below with the new Zoho Viewer that launched last night). And while the stock continues to slide, revenues are way up and losses are slowing.
Line Goes Dead for a Web CallerDoes the abrupt demise of SunRocket spell trouble for Vonage and other VoIP players? Cable companies continue to gobble up market share. Convinced he was getting a bargain, Andrew Mitry signed up for SunRocket's Web-based phone service in November, 2006. "It was great.
SunRocket silently calls it quits, abandons VoIP bizAnd you thought Sprint was catching flack for denying an exceedingly small portion of its customers service. Turns out, Vonage rival SunRocket has apparently shut its doors and abandoned the business -- all without a single warning or notice beforehand.
VoIP must support disabled users, pay fees As VoIP services have gone mainstream, the FCC has increasingly regulated them like traditional phone service, and the Commission recently took this policy one step further by requiring VoIP operators and equipment manufacturers to support disability access requirements like the …
Supreme Court Ruling Could Invalidate PatentsPatents Invalidated by Supreme Court of the United States undermines the efficacy and strength of patent registrations. This open a can of worms for certain.
Vonage cites high court ruling in appeal - Government/LawVonage petitioned the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in Washington to vacate and remand the lower court ruling that it lost last month..
The Future of Internet Telephony Could Hang on Vonage CaseThe internet telephony industry let out a collective sigh of relief Tuesday after a federal appeals court issued a stay order allowing Vonage to continue signing up new customers during its appeal in a major patent-infringement case.
New Site Sticks Up for Vonage … Wait, It Is Vonage!A new site is built to look like a grassroots petition in support of Vonage vs. Verizon in their patent dispute. But wait. The site is a Vonage copyrighted site.
Free World Dialup and Verizon's patent on Jeff Pulver explains the true origins of the technology that Verizon patented and is suing Vonage over. He is infact the creator of the name translation that Verizon pantented two years later.
Vonage: No tech 'workaround' - Yahoo! NewsNEW YORK - Vonage has finally confirmed what many had feared: The embattled Internet phone company has no "workaround" in hand to sidestep Verizon's patented Internet phone technology. ADVERTISEMENT
Vonage Barred From Signing Up New SubscribersThe judge overseeing the Vonage/Verizon patent lawsuit has just signed off on an injunction that will prevent Vonage from signing up new customers, according to the AP.
Vonage Hangs Up On Verizon Patent Infringement With New AgreementVonage has signed an agreement with a VoIP network services provider to carry calls placed by Vonage customers, giving the troubled VoIP provider an out on two of the three Verizon patents it was found to have infringed.
Vonage enjoined from using Verizon patents; stock plummetsAs if losing a court case dealing with Verizon VoIP patents and being ordered to pay $58 million wasn't bad enough, a federal judge has today ruled that Vonage is enjoined from making use of that technology in its products.
Voice over internet protocol [internet telephony] is a rapidly growing technological alternative to traditional land based residential phone systems. Instead of making calls through telephone lines, VoIP routes your calls over the internet by way of your cable or DSL provider.
News » Vonage V-Access - Call Worldwide Vonage customers w/o long distance feesSeems like a pretty cool thing to do.
Skype unveils yearly long distance packageWhen Skype announced free long distance Skype-to-phone calls for the US and Canada in May of this year, the result was an explosion of new Skype users.
A step into the future of VoIPThe future of voice communication is fast approaching. This article prepares you for what to expect: the ability to call anyone from your mobile phone, for free! Learn about VoIP, SIP, and dual-mode mobile phones that let you talk long-distance without paying.
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