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This listing is not rated yet.   Rate it!  |  Report it! Aswath Rao Weblog http://www.mocaedu.com/mt/ Category: Blog Directory » Computer Blogs » VOIP Hits: 1 Date added: 2006-03-30 21:51:18 Alexa traffic rank: 3,163,802 Site language: EN Site encoding: WINDOWS-1252

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Aswath Rao Weblog Latest Posts

EnThinnai at LaunchPad
I e submitted EnThinnai for Enterprise 2.0 LaunchPad competition. Please consider voting for me by visiting their site. The pitch is embedded below: Read more...
Published 2 months ago

Comments on ecomm2008
Last month, a week before VON there was another conference - ecomm2008. Last week the slides used by the speakers were putup on slideshare.net. I tweeted my thoughts as I reviewed the presentations. The following is a compendium of those tweets. Reviewing eComm presentations;so few End... Read more...
Published 3 months ago

Now Tweeting as @aswath
For the past few days I have been tweeting as @aswath. Given its nature, I am finding that I am able to share more thoughts and listen to more people. I hope you will follow me there. But I will continue to post here at my historic rate. Read more...
Published 3 months ago

What Comes After AORTA
This morning Alec Saunders talked about the effects of pricing plans in wireless data market. His point was aggressive pricing will induce increased use. In that context he mentioned a term introduced by Mark Anderson. Mark claimed that the chief benefit of broadband internet is Always On Real... Read more...
Published 3 months ago

Replacing IVR Systems
I am certain that each one of us have horror stories relating to IVR maze. To ease this, many IVR systems allow look-ahead dialing. But then many administrators ask us to listen to all the choices before selecting one because thy have changed recently. Of course they do not say how recently the... Read more...
Published 3 months ago

Distributed Social Directory is the Real Trouble
I posted the following entry at EnThinnai blog. Please visit there to post your comments. Daniel Berninger periodically writes in GigaOm under an evocative banner called Â"Here Comes TroubleÂ". These posts follow a familiar pattern: Historically the business model (invariably referring to... Read more...
Published 3 months ago

OpenID Providers that DonÂ't Consume are not Evil
I posted the following at EnThinnai blog. Please post your comments there. In one of todayÂ's post, Michael Arrington takes issue with the big Internet companies for their lack of support for accepting OpenID credentials from others. He argues that Â"Â… [they] have made big press... Read more...
Published 3 months ago

Legal Interception and IP Communications
Periodically this topic of should we extend legal intercept capability to IP Communications is raised and more often than not the slant of the argument is that IP Communications should be free of any regulatory requirement. Invariably one of the supportive point is that the participants could... Read more...
Published 5 months ago

Poetic Justice
"I think that the vision of the early SIP founders has been largely unreal in the SIP world. SIP is typically just used for this mundane trunkling application like the one we have or sending calls between two networks and it is just calls. The vision of multi-modal communications and rich end... Read more...
Published 5 months ago

"Very Good!", so said the white man
In today's Washington Post, there is a story that ostensibly describes Indians' obsession with fair skin. But a telling quote is from Riya Ray, 23, a dark-skinned Indian model: "My pictures are routinely Photoshopped to make me look a bit lighter -- a lot lighter, actually. But when I work in... Read more...
Published 5 months ago

Home iPhone
A skeptical Alec writes about an effort to build a home phone that John Sculley of OpenPeak positioned it as the iPhone for the home phoneline. He thinks such high-end phones have not fared well historically. Past experience suggests to him that such phones will be expensive enough to be Â"out of... Read more...
Published 6 months ago

Robert (Scoble) Gandhi?
Yesterday Robert Scoble was in the news more than usual. He used a toll provided by Plaxo to scrape Facebook to retrieve his friendsÂ' data. Since Facebook considers this to be against their Terms of Service, they blocked his account, but subsequently unblocked it. But before his account was... Read more...
Published 6 months ago