www.Librarything.com to catalog your books on the net.
Now this is interesting. 
Hacking Exposed VoIP: Voice over IP Security Secrets and Solutions by David Endler and Mark Collier
#VoIP "Google Hacking" Database - This is a listing of Google Hacking terms for VoIP phones and servers which goes along with Chapter 1.
#VoIP Voicemail Database (coming soon) - This is a collection of wav files for popular voicemail and IVR systems to assist in properly identifying the vendor. This goes along with Chapter 1.
Just received it by email. Call Center Each month, Call Center Magazine keeps its more than 60,000 readers current on the latest products and services that businesses depend on to serve their customers by phone and on-line. The most respected publication in its field, Call Center Magazine illustrates emerging trends and best practices through profiles of call centers within leading companies. The magazine is the most trusted source of information and insight about every facet of managing a call center, from implementing technologies like IP telephony, call monitoring and workforce management systems to making strategic decisions about offshoring and outsourcing.

Skypejournal blogged about it again stating « The book is rightfully portrayed as the only official guide to Skype, every chapter reviewed and approved by Skype staffers.» I still have to read that book. I will, from the moment I find it here in the Malaysian Jungle. I have also seen (and I reported this directly to the other and some Skype guy that there are some website where you can download that book for free in PDF of Ebook format, which is actually illegal if you do so. So I am not going to promote this by putting the link here. You should buy it. If you copy software or books, well this is theft. Nothing more, nothing less. Or meaybe they forgot to read this i :
«Skype: The Definitive Guide . Copyright © 2006 by Que®. Corporation. All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America. No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any form or by any means, electronic, or stored in a database or retrieval system, without prior written permission of the publisher except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles or reviews. Making copies of any part of this book for any purpose other than your own personal use is a violation of the United States copyright laws. For information, address Que Corporation, 201 W. 103rd Street, Indianapolis, IN, 46290. You may reach Que's direct sales line by calling 1-800-428-5331.»
So buy the book. Respect the authors and their hard work. Or maybe they should make the book so cheap that is not worth copying anyways ? Better sell 1000 copies at 1 usd than 100 at 10 usd ? But I guess you have to talk to publisher on that matter…
It looks like a great book, so hopefully it will be available legally available in China, United Arab Emirates and other countries where they don’t have so much book stores like in Europe and the Usa. Somebody said jokingly to me «the Americans do it, the Europeans say and think, the Asian and Chinese copy it. And the Indians will support it.» See the other books I found on Amazon below.
A new report on computer and Internet usage at work was released this week. A survey of 351 US-based IT decision makers and 500 US-based employees in firms with at least 100 workers was conducted to provide data for the report commissioned by Websense.
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Read this. Interesting really. If you are a Telecom, a must read..
If you are into VoIP Telephony don’t miss out on this.
http://www.commnow.com/reports/EVS-Impact_of_Skype_on_Tele_Opr-January10.pdf
http://joung.im.ntu.edu.tw/teaching/distributed_systems/2005EMBA/ImpactofSkypeonTelecomServiceProviders.pdf

Retail VoIP in Western Europe: forecasts 2005-2010 complements other Analysys Research reports addressing the issue of Voice over IP (VoIP) services, such as Fixed-Mobile Substitution and VoIP: forecasts for the battle for mass-market voice and VoIP versus Mobile: forecasts for the future of enterprise voice.
Retail VoIP in Western Europe: forecasts 2005-2010 provides analysis of the drivers and barriers to adoption rates of VoIP in 16 European markets. The report provides a taxonomy of VoIP services in order to explain the relative positioning of types of retail VoIP; gives a snapshot of retail VoIP (as of July 2005) in order to explain current trends and the evolution of the market in the last 18 months. The report analyses the complex set of factors which has encouraged or inhibited the growth of retail VoIP in different country markets across Europe and provides individual overviews http://research.analysys.com/Articles/StandardArticle.asp?iLeftArticle=1927
Expert advice on VoIP migration, deployment, and security strategies for : VoIP implementation is providing real services and solutions (IBM) | What You Need to Know Before Deploying VoIP (ZDNet) | Understanding VoIP: Leveraging Technology for a Competitive Edge (Avaya) | VoIP: How to Plan for the Bandwidth and Calculate the Cost Savings (Global Knowledge Network) | VoIP Migration Strategies (ShoreTel) | Voice over IP Security: What are the Risks and Solutions? (AT&T) | Voice over IP Open-Source Platforms and the Session Initiation Protocol (Global Knowledge Network) | Business VoIP--Myths Exposed and a Checklist for Vendors (Saiph Communications Ltd.) | Keeping Pace with Expansion through Voice Services (ShoreTel) | Download: Build a standalone voicemail server with this VoIP hack (TechRepublic) | Darby Bank & Trust Lowers Costs With Shoretel VoIP (ShoreTel)
source: newsletter ZDNet communications. June 2006
I was just wondering which one of my friends had written a book, so I looked for example for Geert Zonnekeyn, one of my lawyer friends in Belgium and I found out he wrote this. Very handy search feature. http://books.google.com. At this moment we are busy ourselves (Andrew Sheppard and Jan Geirnaert) compiling a book called «Skype for Business». Ideas and tips welcome. Actually interesting to see what has been written on Skype.
"Skype: The Definitive Guide" . “The book is, rightfully, portrayed as the only official guide to Skype (every chapter has been reviewed and approved by Skype Staffers) and, correctly, as written by Skype insiders, Harry Max and Taylor Ray (more on that later this week) with a Foreword by Skype co-founder and CEO Niklas Zennström. “ Source.
It’s good to have books like this. Easy to learn and look up something too. Maybe Skype should have put a stamp on front of it “Skype Certified” or something like that. Would have boosted the sales and credibility.
It is called bypass calling revenue. Interesting.
«The Asian carriers will be losing less revenue next year from Voice over the Internet Protocol (VoIP) bypass, according to Insight Research. International voice telecommunications revenue lost to VoIP bypass is gradually declining, even as total international calling continues to increase.
The study concludes that as Asian telecom companies bring their international rates into line with actual costs, the attractiveness of VoIP as an arbitrage opportunity will diminish, slowing down its adoptation.
In 2004 VoIP bypass calling revenue amounted to slightly more than one-third of the $98 billion spent in China, India, Japan and other Asian countries on international calling. By 2011, VoIP bypass revenue is expected to remain essentially flat at $30 billion, while international call revenue jumps to about $160 billion. Of the 96 billion Asian international calling MOUs expected to be recorded in 2011, only 22.8 billion will be attributable to VoIP.»
[Report] / Telecommunications and VoIP in Asia, Oceania, and the Mideast: A Market Perspective on the Major Economies 2005-2011
Pub Time: 2005/06
Price : Only
US $ 2595.00 (PDF by E-mail (Single User License)
Source.
So much talk and media hype lately about the Da Vinci Code. Anyways, it is said that Leonardo Da Vinci was a hacker.
What is The Da Vinci Code ? See wikipedia. «
The Da Vinci Code is a mystery/detective novel by American author Dan Brown, published in 2003 by Doubleday Fiction. It is a worldwide bestseller with more than 60.5 million copies in print (as of May 2006) and has been translated into 44 languages. Combining the detective, thriller and conspiracy fiction genres, the book is part two of a trilogy that started with Brown's 2000 novel Angels and Demons, which introduced the character Robert Langdon. In November 2004, Random House published a "Special Illustrated Edition", with 160 illustrations interspersed with the text. It's typically considered to be at a somewhat low reading level; nevertheless, the book remains popular.
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'The World is Flat'. Stay up to date on how the Internet is changing our world. http://www.thomaslfriedman.com/worldisflat.htm
by Michael Gough. from Syngress. Syngress. List: $34.95 . New: $20.27.
Whether you're a single user or you manage voice communications for a large enterprise, the inevitable change predicted above by Michael Powell of the FCC has now arrived. Skype Me! provides readers with a complete understanding of the technology behind Skype, walks through the steps for getting connected quickly, and then provides IT professionals with instructions on deploying and securing Skype in the workplace.
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