In early September 2008, the Pew Research Center published findings that 19% of Internet users stated they downloaded a podcast to listen to or view later. Top-rated (most viewed, downloaded and listened to)  podcasts may come from large and famous media entities,  but the little guys appeal to a niche. The gamut includes debates, gossip [...]

John Lodden, a FreeSWITCH technical and business developer and DIDX member, shares his ideas on direct inward dialing over SIP. We were enjoying Cluecon conference in Chicago where open source developers convene, converge, collaborate, debate and innovate each year.

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Sangoma’s unmatched voice optimized hardware is well-known in the Open Source PBX market. In fact, they raised the bar in [...]

David Mandelstam, CEO of Sangoma
Sangoma is known for the ultimate quality of the PSTN cards and utilities that it delivers to the over 10,000 wholesale customers it serves.
We discuss the emphasis we both believe is needed on CEO interest in customers and team and ended with discussion of important conferences we both attend and [...]

I asked Brian and Anthony who is the CEO and they said, “It’s not like that.” FreeSWITCH™ emphasis is on quality, honesty, communication consolidation, and collaboration even among formerly-perceived competitors. The door is open.
They think about outside the technical arena such as in the recognition that everyone has a unique learning style. An important goal of FreeSWITCH™ [...]

Daniel-Constantin is known as a pioneer, presenter, entrepreneur and developer in open source telephony and technology. What was formerly known as OPENSER project had to change its name to Kamailio. (www.ser.com claimed to infringe their trademark “SER”, so much simpler to change the name). Shortly after, there was a fork from Kamailio resulting in an additional open source project called openSIPS.