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Vonage CEO resigns, cost-cutting moves planned, 04/12/07
Vonage CEO Michael Snyder resigned, the company said Thursday, at the same time announcing moves to cut costs.
Vonage interim CEO faced SEC scrutiny in 2003, 04/12/07
With the resignation announced Thursday of CEO Michael F. Snyder, broadband telephone service provider Vonage is putting its future back into the hands of Jeffrey A. Citron, who headed the company from 2001 until last year. Citron was introduced Thursday as the embattled company’s interim CEO.
Podcast: April already cruel for Microsoft, 04/13/07.
Jason and Keith discuss the deluge of Microsoft security issues, more bad news for Vonage as the CEO quiets, whether companies should look at e-mail alternatives because of the spam flood, and how today’s teenagers can have $500 to spend on an Apple iPhone. Click here to listen on your
Cool Tools Video: A world without keyboards, 04/09/07
If Nuance’s vision of the future holds true, keyboards will be a thing of the past and data entry will be powered by voice. Keith gets a rundown from Nuance of its latest text-to-speech and speech-to-text technology.
From Ciso Subnet: Cisco customer reaps benefits by selling its used gear
Dave Barry of AlterPoint, in his blog has picked up our recent discussion about the used equipment market and cites an example of one large financial services company that plowed the $300,000 it made selling its used Cisco gear to improve IT elsewhere.
