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Tuesday, September 28, 2004

Skype competition cooling

While many companies have emerged to challenge Skype's P2P VoIP model, few have risen beyond a few shortlived screams into the darkness of the network. Peerio has sent out a few new press released, but a visit to their web site shows that the technology is STILL unreleased. The folks at LitFiber seem to be doing a little bit better with a claim of a 1.0 product release now downloadable... but the 15,000 downloads the company says it has had so far is underwhelming.

Has this cow already left the barn? Can anyone catch Skype?

posted by Ted Shelton at 8:49 AM

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