Cody Calhoun, director VAR channel development with Level 3 Communications says Level 3 is planning to make a solution generally available next year that will allow its partners to deliver IP phone service to homes, including emergency 911 service. He says about half a dozen companies – predominantly dial-up Internet providers – are testing the solution. Isn’t there a certain bandwidth requirement to make VoIP service work. Isn’t that the reason we needed broadband penetration. And where do you buy naked dial-up access? I am confused? Isn’t dial-up a bit of an oxymoron?
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