Boston Globe - We have people up there every week making thousands and thousands of phone calls.” Dante Scala, a political science professor at the University of New Hampshire, agreed. “He’s invested more resources in New Hampshire, he has more people on the ground

BBC unveils rules for programme phone-ins
Daily Telegraph - The BBC has introduced strict new rules governing the use of premium rate phone lines as part of its drive to regain viewers’ trust. From this week, the price of calls to BBC programmes using premium rate lines will be capped at 15p. The only

Clinton adviser Ann Lewis relies on viral marketing to get Hillary
Guardian Unlimited - Lewis described events where women are asked to “take out their cell phone and call other women” - and those women call other women, e-mail other women, meet other women, and on and on. It’s based on a hunch, a kind of women’s intuition guide to

Electronics Talk - We were the first (and so far the only) powerline silicon vendor to provide a full suite of standard TCP/IP protocols such as HTTP, Telnet, FTP, TFTP, SNMP, NTP, H.323 or SIP. We are now the first to extend that support to TR-069, giving service

The Cisco/Microsoft battle for unified communications
Computerworld Australia - After all, the fundamentals of VoIP and IP telephony are simple: signaling protocols (such as the open standards SIP, H.323 and MGCP and the Cisco-proprietary SCCP) create and tear down calls between two like-protocol end-points, while the actual

Economic Times - The move comes after the government last week decided to allot additional spectrum based on telecom regulator TRAI’s subscriber linked criteria and GSM lobby Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) accepted the decision. Going by TRAI

Community Calendar
Baxter Bulletin - Twin Lakes Telecom Pioneers Life Member Club, noon Big Creek Clubhouse. 424-3527. Bull Shoals Meeting Place Party Bridge, 12:30 p.m. The Meeting Place. Double-deck pinochle, 12:45 p.m. Van Matre Senior Center. 425-7313 or 424-3054. Mah Jongg, 12:45 p.m. Van