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Traditional fixed-line telephony, The Economist declared, has had its day. It was the industry’s bread and butter for over a century, a special survey of The Economist concedes, "but the end is now in sight for traditional telephone service, which will soon be overtaken by voice-over-internet calls in terms of usage, and displaced by broadband internet access as the core revenue-earning service offered over fixed lines by telecoms firms."
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The country’s first fused open source and voice and telephony conference opens soon at the Edsa Shangri-La Hotel.
The first Philippine Voice and Telephony Conference merges with the Philippine Open Source Conference and will take place from Sept. 26 to 28.
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Under House Bill 5284 or the proposed Voice-over-Internet Protocol (VOIP) Act, telecommunications, Internet service and cable TV providers would be required to extend equal capacity access to all entities supplying web-based telephone services.
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To ensure that VoIP services are offered only by Filipino entities, the NTC has required the submission of government registration papers showing that the entity is at least 60 percent owned by Filipino citizens.
The new rules also require VoIP applicants to have a paid-up capital of at least P10 million to guard against fly-by-night operators.
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Traditional fixed-line telephony, The Economist declared, has had its day. It was the industry’s bread and butter for over a century, a special survey of The Economist concedes, "but the end is now in sight for traditional telephone service, which will soon be overtaken by voice-over-internet calls in terms of usage, and displaced by broadband internet access as the core revenue-earning service offered over fixed lines by telecoms firms."
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The country’s first fused open source and voice and telephony conference opens soon at the Edsa Shangri-La Hotel.
The first Philippine Voice and Telephony Conference merges with the Philippine Open Source Conference and will take place from Sept. 26 to 28.
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Under House Bill 5284 or the proposed Voice-over-Internet Protocol (VOIP) Act, telecommunications, Internet service and cable TV providers would be required to extend equal capacity access to all entities supplying web-based telephone services.
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To ensure that VoIP services are offered only by Filipino entities, the NTC has required the submission of government registration papers showing that the entity is at least 60 percent owned by Filipino citizens.
The new rules also require VoIP applicants to have a paid-up capital of at least P10 million to guard against fly-by-night operators.
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