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After reading the headline, you may think that this writer is going to report a fresh controversy focused on Vonage. No. It is not the case. This time, Vonage is facing...
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In a significant development, Vonage has settled down the two years old patent dispute with Sprint Nextel and agreed to pay nearly $80 million. They have now reached...
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It is over now. Vonage has finally ended its bitter legal battle with Verizon Communications and agreed to pay the specified amount to be decided by the US Appeals...
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VoIP startup Vonage has settled down a legal dispute with Klausner Technologies and reached out an agreement to use their patents relating to voicemail services. This...
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Think of a phone, that you can take as a keychain and use it over any PC or laptop. Yes, I am talking about Vonage V-Phone that perfectly fits on a keychain (look at...
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“Controversy!” — It is chasing Vonage all the way. No sooner, it solves one controversy; another drags the troubled VoIP startup to the court of law....
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Vonage has ended patent battle with AT&T and agreed to pay $39 million over five years as part of the settlement. It is the third major settlement by Vonage. The...
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Vonage Holdings Corp.’s subscriber growth nearly ground to a halt in the second quarter, as the Internet telephone company said Thursday it gained just 2,000...
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Comcast Corp. said Wednesday it will collaborate with Vonage Holdings Corp., the leading independent Internet phone service, to make sure that Internet calling will...
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Internet phone company Vonage Holdings Corp. spent nearly $1.4 million to lobby the federal government in 2007.The company lobbied Congress on telecommunications...
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Vonage Holdings Corp., which provides phone service over broadband lines, reported a narrowed fourth-quarter loss Wednesday as it scaled back on marketing and cut other...
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Vonage Holdings Inc. and Nortel Networks Corp. have settled their patent litigation, allowing for cross-licensing of the telecom companies’ technology.The...
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Internet phone company Vonage Holdings Corp., which was the subject of bankruptcy speculation only a few months ago, took another step toward putting its troubles...
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Internet phone company Vonage Holdings Corp. on Thursday said it was in talks with AT&T to settle a patent suit, the last of several filed against it by...
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Internet phone company Vonage Holdings Corp. reported losses approaching $162 million Thursday as it settles patent suits from old-line phone companies, but said added...
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Vonage Holdings Corp., the beleaguered provider of Internet-based telephone service, said Thursday it has settled a patent lawsuit brought by Verizon Communications...
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The beaten-down shares of Vonage Holdings Corp. more than doubled in value Monday after the Internet phone company said it had settled a patent suit filed by Sprint...
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There is some good news for beleaguered Vonage. The U.S. Court of Appeals has vacated the $58 million judgment against the residential VoIP player under the ground that...
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Vonage has been marred with patent controversy once again. The Kansas City Federal court has asked the VoIP giant to pay $69.5 million fine for infringing patents of...
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Internet telephone company Vonage Holdings Corp. was ordered in federal court Tuesday to pay Sprint Nextel $69.5 million in damages for infringing on six...
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