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State-by-State Battle for VoIP

Jeff Pulver of The Pulver Report keeps a page with updates on the looming state-level battle over Voice over IP, i.e., the use of the Internet to place calls instead of using the aging, expensive, proprietary, debt-ridden, closed (but quite magnificent) incumbent telephone network.

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3 Responses to “State-by-State Battle for VoIP”

  1. See also Cybertelecom’s page of state and federal regulatory activity and initiatives related to VoIP. http://www.cybertelecom.org/teleph.htm

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