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Voice over IP is now a hot topic, but telephony over the Internet started to gain steam in the mid 1990s. This program looks at some early examples of VOIP technology. Demonstrations include Quarterdeck Web Phone, VDONet, Infospace, Timecast, NetSpeak, and OnLive Technologies. Guests include Rob Enderle of the GIGA Information Group, Naveen Jain of Infospace, Tony Zuccarino of VDONet, NetSpeak CEO John Staten, and Matt Hulett of Progressive Networks. Originally broadcast in 1996.

This movie is part of the collection: Computer Chronicles

Keywords: voice over IP; VOIP; telephone; internet

Creative Commons license: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs

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Reviewer: rabid - - April 25, 2009
Subject: Looks like a great show but there is no sound!
No sound in this program after the title sequence. Too bad because it looks like there was some great history of early internet telephony documented here.