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[Article ID:1219-5126] Our latest round-up of residential VoIP prices shows that the independent service providers and incumbent telco Verizon lowered the floor for unlimited local and long distance IP telephony serviceduring the last three months of 2004. Cable operators, however, are sitting tight, with no plans to lower VoIP prices. [Article ID:1219-5127] Comcast plans to deploy VoIP service to all of its 40 mil. homes passed by year-end 2006, and expects to achieve a 20% take-rate for the service in five years. Following a year of company-wide VoIP deployments, Time Warner plans to step up its VoIP sales efforts in 2005. [Article ID:1219-5128] The residential VoIP service that SBC Communications plans to begin offering early this year has plenty of advanced features, but initially won’t have QoS or advanced 911 capabilities. The company says it will initially market the service only as a complement to standard telephony in the home. [Article ID:1219-5129] New York and Ohio have joined the lis...
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