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VoIPAction Launches Daily News Channels for Top Tech Industries

Strategic Insights

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VoIPAction, a prominent provider of VoIP news and information, has unveiled its new daily news channels featuring comprehensive coverage of the latest developments in the technology industry. The launch includes daily news channels for Yahoo!, Microsoft, MSN, and Linux, among other prominent tech companies. These channels draw on a vast network of 2,000 international news sources, offering readers a one-stop-shop for staying up-to-date with the latest news and trends in the tech world.

Key Takeaways:

  • VoIPAction's daily news channels cover a total of 140 news channels across five main sections: IP/VoIP News, Wi-Fi & Mobile News, Broadcast & Entertainment News, IT Security News, and a Company Watch Channel with daily coverage for 55 leading technology companies.
  • The IP/VoIP section features 25 news channels, including CRM, call and contact centers, calling cards, and IP PBX.
  • The Wi-Fi/Mobile section features 23 news channels, including 3G, CDMA, and EV-DO.
  • The Company Watch section features 55 news channels, including coverage for Google, Apple Computer, and Verizon Wireless.
  • The site provides simple descriptive information for consumers and businesses to help them learn more about VoIP and its benefits.

Statistics:

  • The news channels draw on a vast network of 2,000 international news sources.
  • The site provides 1,000 daily news articles across 140 news channels.
  • The Company Watch section features daily coverage for 55 leading technology companies.
  • The Wi-Fi/Mobile section features 23 news channels.
  • The IP/VoIP section features 25 news channels.

Sources:

  • VoIPAction (http://www.voipaction.com)
  • Business Wire (not specified in source)
  • Market Wire (not specified in source)
  • I-Newswire.com (not specified in source)
  • PrimeZone Media (not specified in source)
  • CNET (not specified in source)
  • ZDNet (not specified in source)
  • TMCNet (not specified in source)
  • Information Week (not specified in source)
  • Light Reading (not specified in source)
  • Forbes (not specified in source)
  • IT Facts (not specified in source)

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