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Wednesday, March 31, 2004

 
Vonage Vs. AT&T - Round 1
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According to the Wall Street Journal, VOIP upstart Vonage has sued AT&T (subscription required) over the name of its new VOIP service, CallVantage. AT&T announced its service February 21, but didn't officially offer it until yesterday. Vonage feels the name of AT&T's service is too similar to its own and will cause market place confusion and hurt the small upstart in its competition with major telecom providers.

posted by Mike Pickford @ 10:30 AM | General

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