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By Marguerite Reardon

Published: Friday 09 January 2009


Name

Daz Hughes


Location

London


Occupation

Computer Consultant


Comment

Skype may be popular because it's easy, but again like many easy solutions (iPods, Windows etc) it is proprietory. And with locked-in technology comes risk.

Really good VoIP technologies like SIP are being rolled out by major suppliers, phone companies and handset/softphone manufactures, even built in to mobile phone handsets and these open standards allow all sorts of choices. And if I don't like the service being offered by phone company A, I can go to company B. No such luck if you have a Skype enabled phone/PC.



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