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AT&T set up a special room at one of its Internet facilities in 2003 that was open only to employees cleared by the National Security Agency (NSA), according to a declaration by a retired engineer as part of a lawsuit over alleged mass invasion of privacy by the carrier.

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Some days it seems everything’s conspiring against the big telecommunications providers - even themselves.

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Instead of taxing VoIP providers right along with traditional telcos, how about scrapping the entire dysfunctional Universal Services Fund in the first place? If need be, we can build out some flavor of telecom subsidy that actually works - but the USF isn’t it.

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A group of competitive telecommunications service providers Tuesday said they have urged the FCC to deny the proposed merger of AT&T and BellSouth.

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This a test to see if I can get a post up!

SearchVoIP.com expert panelist Carrie Higbie answers a user-submitted question that asks for a comparision of CRTP and Ethernet.


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Learn what equipment is needed to set up a new VoIP network with satellite service in this expert response from ATE panelist Carrie Higbie.


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VoIP and application integration helped one company bring IP communications to its remote workers.


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Traditional perimeter security methods such as firewalls and IPS can interfere with VoIP call operation and performance, which can cause many organizations to bypass or break through firewalls to make VoIP work or to decide that VoIP is too problematic to implement while maintaining network security. Here, Gary Audin explores methods of securing the enterprise VoIP perimeter, along with considerations for how to achieve security without sacrificing performance.


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