ただTel専用スレ

■掲示板に戻る■ ■過去ログ倉庫めにゅーに戻る■

1 名前： ポイントを貯める 投稿日： 2001/02/08(木) 13:50: 不具合解消のスレッド。
2 名前： 名無しさん＠電話にはでんわ 投稿日： 2001/02/08(木) 13:51: ネットサービス板でやってくれ。
該当スレッドもあるだろ。
3 名前： 176 投稿日： 2001/02/08(木) 14:32: 「無料ＩＰ電話について語ろう」
http://salad.2ch.net/test/read.cgi?bbs=esite&key=973667489
以降はコチラへどうぞ。現在100レス越えてるぞ。
（親切心を出しちゃったよ）
4 名前： 176 投稿日： 2001/02/08(木) 14:48: そう、ココは基本的にPhone to Phoneの板だからね。
5 名前： 宮津純無料 投稿日： 2001/02/08(木) 23:02: 仕切るな
6 名前： 名無しさん＠電話にはでんわ 投稿日： 2001/02/08(木) 23:11: お前の方が仕切るな。
ココの板から遊離したスレッドと言う事もわからんのか。
7 名前： 名無しさん＠電話にはでんわ 投稿日： 2001/02/08(木) 23:16: ６の勝ち。
8 名前： 宮津純無料 投稿日： 2001/02/08(木) 23:40: 仕切るな
9 名前： 名無しさん＠電話にはでんわ 投稿日： 2001/02/08(木) 23:44: 宮津純無料くんへ
何故マイライン板に立てるんですか？
ちゃんと説明せよ。

誰もまともなレスをつけないのは何故か
考えろ。
10 名前： 名無しさん＠電話にはでんわ 投稿日： 2001/02/08(木) 23:50: 立ててもいいんだよ。
ただ情報仕入れてからにしてね＞スレ立て人
11 名前： 宮津純無料 投稿日： 2001/02/08(木) 23:52: ＞９
お前はひろゆきか？
自分の板じゃないだろ。
舞いライン板＝電話関連トピ
12 名前： 名無しさん＠電話にはでんわ 投稿日： 2001/02/08(木) 23:56: トピならヤフー逝け（ﾌﾟ
13 名前： 10 投稿日： 2001/02/08(木) 23:57: >>11
残念だがあなたの板でもない
皆で決めよう
14 名前： 宮津純無料 投稿日： 2001/02/09(金) 00:02: ＞９
削除依頼しろや。
15 名前： 10 投稿日： 2001/02/09(金) 00:08: スレ立てたなら話題くらい提供しなさいって＞1
16 名前： 名無しさん＠電話にはでんわ 投稿日： 2001/02/09(金) 00:10: おもちゃってのは言いすぎだが
実用性は、はっきりまだない。

じいちゃんばあちゃんが使えるのか？
余計な機械を必要としないか？
相手に何かを強いないか？

ココがネットしてる人たちが来てるからって
この板が「インターネット通話」になびくと思う単純さがね。。。
視野の狭い話にとどまるだろ、結局。

マイラインに何の関係もないし。

ちゃんと「マイライン以外の電話スレッド」で
CATV、ネット電話、マイラインに参加していないアイティコム
をまとめる位ならいいんだよ。

いきなり「ただテル専用」ってねぇ。。
17 名前： 名無しさん＠電話にはでんわ 投稿日： 2001/02/09(金) 09:09: 同じように、NTT社員の内情暴露スレや
光通信系代理店のスレッドがあって当然なのに
（むしろこちらの方がこの板にあって当然）
誰も立てないし、それで特別不満が出るわけでもない。

他の板にしっかり既存スレがあるのを知ってるから。
分業ができてんだよ。

わざわざ立てた上、何の中身のある情報も提供できない
>>1は、ガキ。少なくてもマイラインの決定権をおうちでは握ってないでしょ。
18 名前： 名無しさん＠電話にはでんわ 投稿日： 2001/02/09(金) 12:17: http://www.koreaherald.com
Friday, February 9, 2001

Web2Phone igns alliance with JENS

Web2Phone yesterday signed an alliance with a Japanese telecom firm
to provide free of charge Internet telephone service in Japan.
Under the agreement JENS (Japan Enhanced Network Service),
a data service arm of Japan Telecom,
will offer a telecom network for Web2Phone's Internet call service Tadatel,
which entered a full service Tuesday.
It routes phone calls over the Internet to both fixed-line and mobile phones
in 240 countries.
The alliance is expected to allow Web2Phone to offer services
at lower cost and access the carrier's broad user base.
19 名前： 名無しさん＠電話にはでんわ 投稿日： 2001/02/09(金) 13:23: ↑
じいちゃんばあちゃんが使えるのか？
余計な機械を必要としないか？
相手に何かを強いないか？

日本語じゃないの？
20 名前： 名無しさん＠電話にはでんわ 投稿日： 2001/02/09(金) 22:14: http://www.koreaherald.com
Friday, February 9, 2001

Web2Phone advances into Japanese market

Starting Decempter, Internet telephone service operator
Web2Phone will begin its Wowcall service in Japan,
officials said yesterday.
The Wowcall service (www.wowcall.com) enables users
to make phone calls to both fixed-line and mobile phones
over the Internet.
The free-of-charge service presently covers
some 240 countries using telephone lines and
high-speed Internet networks offered by Dacom.
Web2Phone recently embarked on a joint venture
with Japanese investors called Internet Telephone Co.,
to carry out "Tadatel (www.tadatel.co.jp),"
the Japanese version of Wowcall.
The venture will be led by Shigaki Shigesama,
which will serve as an adviser for Korea's Next Media Group.
Most employees will be Japanese.
Internet Telephone Co. will begin with an initial capital
of 100 million yen, officials said.

The Japanese market responded favorably to Tadatel
even before Web2Phone began its test services.
Also, some 100 advertisers have already been secured through
forming a strategic alliance with Hakuhodo Co.,
the second largest advertisement agency in Asia, and Bunkasha,
a major Japanese media group, officials said.
"Japan is potentially a huge market
with the number of Japanese using mobile phones
exceeding 500 million, while telecommunication charges
are about six times more expensive than in Korea.
There is no comparison between the demand
for free Internet phone service in Japan with that in Korea,"
said Shigesama.
Web2Phone launched Wowcall in July last year.
It proved a hit with the number of users reaching 1.4 million
in just four months.
Gaining confidence in the domestic market,
Web2Phone has been aggressively seeking
to enhance its overseas business.
It plans to set up operations in more than five countries
by 2001.
The global Internet phone market, meanwhile,
is forecast to be worth $280 million this year
and to see annual growth rates of more than 200 percent
before peaking in 2004 at $16.4 billion,
according to International Data Corp.
By Kim Min-hee Staff reporter2000.11.17
Copyright 2000 Digital Korea Herald.
All rights reserved. Contact us for more information
21 名前： 名無しさん＠電話にはでんわ 投稿日： 2001/02/10(土) 17:34: Korean Internet phone companies rushing into Japan's emerging market

With the domestic market becoming crowded, Korean Internet telephony
players are flocking to Japan, where cheap Web-based calls are
still new.
Serome Technology, operator of the nation's first and the largest
Web-based phone service Dialpad, started operations in Japan
last month. Web2Phone, No.2 Web phone provider,
also began a test run of a Japanese version of its Wowcall service
last Friday.
Serome and Web2Phone claim 4 million and 1.4 million Korean subscribers,
respectively.
Smaller firms like Telefree, FreeWeb Tel and Kitel are also preparing
to advance into Japan, with plans to initiate services early
next year.
The growth potential and lack of established players in Japan
are the main attraction for the companies.
Telecom fees in Japan are notoriously high, about six times those
in Korea.
This is one reason behind the huge number of mobile phone users there,
estimated at 50 million.
Wireless Internet service is also popular,
with users of i-mode offered by NTT DoCoMo,
reaching 10 million.
"The high phone fees will turn Japanese to Internet telephony
that offers free-of-charge or far cheaper alternatives
to conventional phone calls," said Shigaki Shigesama,
chief executive of Internet Telephone Co.,
a joint venture between Web2Phone and Japanese investors.
Internet telephony is based on voice over Internet protocol (VoIP)
technology which takes a voice call, splits it into a number of
information packets, then reassembles it at its final destination.
Because the data is sent over the Internet, the service offers
cheaper per minute calls than traditional phone services.
The global Internet phone market is forecast to be worth $280 million
this year and to see annual growth rates of more than 200 percent
before peaking in 2004 at $16.4 billion, according to International
Data Corp.
While the services are popular in the mature worldwide market,
Japan is still an infant market and there are no major operators
except Serome, which established its Japanese operation in June.
The companies offer largely free services and rely on advertisement
revenues in Korea, where consumers are unwillingly to pay
for Internet contents and services.
However, Japanese Internet users are accustomed to paid services
on the Web. They expect to make good profits in Japan
by offering fee-based, high-quality services to Japanese users.
The major advantage of Internet phoning is its ability to
offer cheap international calls.
By establishing operations in Japan,
they could offer a wider range of phone networks to consumers
in Korea and the rest of the world.
But the outlook in Japan is not totally rosy.
There remain hurdles to cross before Internet phones
can enter the mass market.
The biggest is underdeveloped communications infrastructure.
With high phone fees, value-added service over the Internet
is underdeveloped in Japan.
22 名前： 名無しさん＠電話にはでんわ 投稿日： 2001/02/10(土) 17:42: Making alliances with existing telecom carriers,
necessary for the service, is also not easy.
Serome has yet to find reliable partners among
telecom service providers since the launch of its Japanese
operation in June.
The company has established a 100 percent local subsidiary
with a capital of 100 million yen.
"There are miles to go for us to see the Japanese market
fulfill its growth potential, and public awareness of
the convenience and cost effectiveness of Web phones
are still low," a Serome official said.
The company is banking on its status as the earliest
participant in the fledgling market.
It's planning aggressive marketing and promotions and
expects to find telecom partners and investors soon.
Though a late comer, Web2Phone is confident of its success
because of its thorough market research and business
preparation.
The company plans to set off full-fledged Tadatel,
the Japanese version of its Internet telephony that
routes calls to both fixed-line and mobile phones
with its network covering some 240 countries.
The company said its Japanese operation, capitalized at
100 million yen, have already secured some 100 potential
advertisers through alliances with leading advertisement
and media companies.
The Japanese operator is the first of Web2Phone's
international operations that it plans to open in five
nations by 2001.

By Hwang Jang-jin Staff reporter

2000.11.21
(C) Copyright 2000 Digital Korea Herald.
All rights reserved.
23 名前： unti-NTT 投稿日： 2001/02/10(土) 17:47: vだから（ほめ殺しに変更）

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24 名前： 名無しさん＠電話にはでんわ 投稿日： 2001/02/11(日) 17:58: BW0064 AUG 31,2000 5:01 PACIFIC 08:01 EASTERN
( BW)(CA-CLARENT/WEB2PHONE)(CLRN) Clarent Corporation and Wowcall
Announce Interoperability; Web to Phone Provider to Send IP Telephony
Calls Through Clarent Gateways
Business Editors/High-Tech Writers
REDWOOD CITY, Calif. and SEOUL, South Korea--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
Aug. 31, 2000--Clarent(TM) Corporation (Nasdaq:CLRN),
a worldwide leader in providing carrier-grade,
phone-to-phone Internet Protocol (IP) telephony solutions,
announced today that it has achieved interoperability between
its products and the web to phone services of Wowcall,
a world-leading free internet phone service based in Seoul, South
Korea.
Wowcall is partnering with telecommunications service providers
in selected countries to offer its web to phone calling services.
Telecommunications service providers terminate Wowcall PC
client-originated calls through Clarent Gateways installed in their
Points of Presence and partner networks.
The initial Wowcall service is being operated by Web2phone Co., Ltd.,
a Seoul, South Korea headquartered company.
Users of Wowcall service gain access to a Wowcall webserver and
are able to make phones calls from their personal computers to anywhere
in the world.
Wowcall earns its revenues by displaying streaming advertisements
to the users while they are making phone calls through Wowcall
website. Wowcall's advertising supported business model is similar to
that of an airline mileage program. Users click on advertisements
on screen while they are on Wowcall website,
and they accumulate calling credits based on how many times they
click to look at the advertisements.
"We are pleased to announce successful interoperability with the
Wowcall web-to phone system," said Dr. Peter Bohacek, senior vice
president, Product Marketing and Business Development, Clarent
Corporation. "The web to phone market is growing very quickly,
and we believe that Wowcall has a market-oriented business model
that should allow the company to sign on many subscribers and
generate high call volumes.
Clarent is very pleased that its open, standards-based products and
its intelligent software architecture were quickly able to
interoperate with the Wowcall application."
"Wowcall is also pleased and excited to be working with Clarent,"
said Yang Dong Lee, CEO & President, Wowcall. "Clarent is a market
leader in providing IP telephony products to telecommunications
service providers globally. This interoperability with Clarent
provides Wowcall opportunities to form partnerships with existing
Clarent customers, and to launch Wowcall services in many countries
very quickly."
25 名前： 名無しさん＠電話にはでんわ 投稿日： 2001/02/11(日) 18:12: About Clarent Corporation

Clarent Corporation (Nasdaq:CLRN) is the world leader(1)
in providing intelligent, software-driven products for new
generation, IP-based communications networks. Clarent
solutions enable interconnection among communications
service providers' disparate networks and foster the
creation of global footprints for more than 260 telecom
service providers worldwide, including AT&T, NTT and China
Telecom. Clarent's software platform encourages innovation
by allowing carriers to develop limitless new features for
consumers and enterprises. Founded in 1996, Clarent is
headquartered in Redwood City, Calif. and has offices in
Asia, Europe, Latin America and North America. To learn
more about Clarent, visit its Web site at www.clarent.com

About Wowcall

Wowcall is a web to phone service provided by Web2Phone
Co., Ltd., a leading Internet Telephony company in Korea.
Providing high-quality, easy-to-use free telephone calls
over the internet, Wowcall enables customers to call
individuals and businesses in as many as 240 countries in
the world. Users become able to reach from their personal
computers to the traditional telephones and mobile phones
without the assistance of any PC software. Currently,
Wowcall routes millions of minutes monthly over the
Internet which is expected to increase as high as ten
millions at the end of this year with its new homepages
in various languages coming. Established in 1999, Web2phone
is a privately-held company headquartered in Seoul, Korea.
For more information, visit its web site at www.Wowcall.com.

Forward Looking Language
This release may contain forward-looking statements
that involve risks and uncertainties, including potential
issues relating to interoperability, inability to
introduce new products, ability to retain customers,
changes in market conditions, government regulations, the
international communications industry, technological
changes and other factors, which could cause actual
results to vary materially from those expressed in or
indicated by the forward-looking statements. These risks
and uncertainties are described further in the risk
factors discussed in Clarent's periodic filings with the
SEC.

Note to Editors: Clarent, the Clarent logo,
NetPerformer, DynaStar, Clarent Command Center, Clarent
ThroughPacket, PowerCell, SkyPerformer, ACTview and
ServiceXchange are trademarks or registered trademarks,
and "The Clearer. The Better" is a service mark of Clarent
Corporation in the United States and other jurisdictions.
All other trademarks, registered trademarks and service
marks are the property of their respective owners.
(1) More minutes travel across Clarent-enabled networks
worldwide than those of any other equipment supplier.
"IP Telephony Clearinghouses - A New Business Model,"
November 1999, iLocus, a division of Cape Saffron Ltd.,
a research group focused on the IP telephony industry,
http://www.ilocus.com.
26 名前： あなたのうしろに名無しさんが・・・ 投稿日： 2001/03/06(火) 11:29: 糞スレはとりあえず。あげ。