Verizon to Open Network to Devices, Apps
In a bold move, Verizon Wireless on Tuesday announced that it is opening its network to "wireless devices, software and applications" by the end of 2008. Verizon has been lobbying against open access mandates in the upcoming 700MHz spectrum auction, has been known to come out swinging against net neutrality, and has been a harsh critic of open access proselytizing ...(More)

IPcelerate Introduces IPfusion
In an effort to cut application creation time for its developers and partners, IPcelerate Inc. introduced IPfusion, an integrated development environment (IDE) for users of IPcelerate VoIP technologies. The icon-based IDE enables users to design, develop, test and personalize IP phone applications in hours or days instead of weeks and months required to program in Java or C++.In ...(More)

Blog: Competition at Work
Last spring analyst Jack Gold wrote an intriguing commentary about how mobile networks in the United States would need to move to open device access - meaning that they would need to give third-party devices (as opposed to carrier-sponsored devices) access to their networks. Gold ...(More)

Blog: XO Scores with Incentive Trip
Earlier this month I participated in yet another great XO incentive event. TBI along with seven other agencies were prize winners in the CLEC's Summer Blitz spiff contest. TBI qualified by being one of the top three Business Partners in overall sales during the spiff timeframe. ...(More)

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