Vonage to keep its branding efforts, introduce the VPhone
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Jeffrey Citron was on stage at the TechEffect Convergence 2.0 show. It’s his first public appearance since the Vonage’s IPO, and everyone expected the chairman of Vonage Corp. to defend its company, answer financial questions, rebuild hope and trust among its investors.
“Citron ended the presentation without answering any questions, the only speaker to decline to open questions to the audience throughout the day,” noticed Brian Ward, who’s covering the event for TechEffect.
… Wow…
Anyway, Vonage has several announcements:
- In 2006, Vonage confirms to spend $360 million to $380 million to boost its subscriber base. Meaning: We’re not deriving from the initial strategy and face competition by our own.
- The Vonage V-Phone (in picture). A small red USB flash key that contains the data and software to allow Vonage customers to call on the go, from any computer. Not the most innovative idea― competitors like Australian telco GoTalk Broadband ― but could increase the adoption of uncertain customers.
Jun 27, 2006 | By Nuno
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