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  • February 2008
    • T-Mobile Launching Net Phone Price War

      T-Mobile Launching Net Phone Price War

      (Newser) - T-Mobile is giving an extra push to the millions contemplating ditching their landlines. The low-cost wireless carrier is launching a new dirt-cheap VoIP service, which lets T-Mobile customers hook up traditional phones to an Internet router and make unlimited local and long distance calls for $10 a month, the Wall Street Journal reports. Vonage, the most prominent VoIP provider, charges $25 per month. More »

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      Verizon   AT&T   telecommunications   telecom industry   T-Mobile   Internet phone   VoIP   Vonage

  • October 2007
    • Vonage Settles Patent Dispute, Sees Shares Rise

      Vonage Settles Patent Dispute, Sees Shares Rise

      (Newser) - Troubled Internet telephone company Vonage gained a "new lease on life" yesterday when it settled a longstanding patent infringement dispute with rival Verizon. Vonage share prices shot up 70% in after-hours trading on the heels of a settlement that observers see as a "big win for Vonage," the New York Times reports. More »

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      lawsuit   Verizon   AT and T   Internet phone   stock price   Vonage

    • Vonage Shares Soar 76% on Sprint Deal

      Vonage Shares Soar 76% on Sprint Deal

      (Newser) - Vonage shares saw their biggest-ever bump today, after the company announced it has settled its patent lawsuit with Sprint for $80 million. In addition to cutting its legal losses, Vonage gains a license to use the disputed tech. “It's good in that things could have gotten worse,” one analyst told Bloomberg. “But it's not entirely positive because of the financial obligations.” More »

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      lawsuit   Verizon   telecommunications   telecom industry   Sprint   patents   Vonage

    • eBay's $1.4 Billion Phone Bill

      eBay's $1.4 Billion Phone Bill

      (Newser) - eBay's $2.6 billion acquisition of phone service Skype looks like a wrong number, with profits on hold indefinitely. The Wall Street Journal reports eBay will take a $1.4 billion write down on Skype, which  accounts for $90 million of eBay's $1.83 billion in revenue in the third quarter. Skype CEO Niklas Zennstrom is stepping down. More »

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      social networking   eBay   Skype   digital video   PayPal   online music   Meg Whitman   revenue   Vonage   write down

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