Stuart Henshall

BBC and Skype

February 21, 2005 02:19 PM

Topics: observations

It is actually the comments that make this story about Vonage and Skype interesting. While there is no new news, the overwhelming thread in the comment is how these two companies are helping families and small businesses lower their communications costs.

The BBC News website's business editor Tim Weber is a Skype user, while acting technology editor Darren Waters has been getting to grips with Vonage. BBC NEWS



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