We discuss VoIP in class. A recent market research report shows VoIP growing rapidly in Europe. At the end of 2004, 1.9 million VoIP lines were in service, equivalent to just over 1 percent of European households. By the end of 2007, Europe was up to 25.3 million lines and 17 percent of households.
As shown here, VoIP service is growing faster in Europe than in the US, and is eating into the traditional switched circuit revenue of the phone companies.
Do you ever use VoIP? If so, do you use an Internet program like Skype or do you get your service from a phone company?
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
17 percent of European households now use VoIP
Posted by Larry Press at Permanent link as of 11:24 AM
Labels: implications, voip
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