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Internet-based or proprietary options give VoIP users choices (access required)

by IBR Contributor
Published: June 6,2005
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By Lora VolkertIDAHO BUSINESS REVIEWDespite the name, voice over Internet protocol doesn't necessarily involve the Internet.The basic technology involves changing analog voice signals into digital data packets so a phone call can move over computer networks. That can be done on the Internet, as with Zial Networks' offerings, or over a private fiber network between ...



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