We generally tend to keep focus on news and things that have to do with the VoIP Technology, and mostly Communications. But we all drive cars, and we thought to make an exception to the general rule…

How should one define automotive ugliness? Here are the results of a recent The Daily Telegraph survey.

Please reserve your bile: in this latest survey, 309 different models received at least one vote and they were not our nominations, but yours. We can be blamed only for compiling the results, and for adding comments.

If you disagree with any of the nominations (and we were amazed by several) or if you think your fellow readers must have wiped something truly hideous from their conscious memory, you can vent your spleen below.

So, here goes. The Top Ugliest Cars Of All Times!

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In this IT Link podcast hosted by Mike Vizard, Enkata co-founder and Senior Vice President of Marketing Ron Hildebrandt talks about why giving call centers the tools they need to strategically upsell customers is more important than ever in a down economy.br/ – Audio Podcast Content….

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Dialing for Dollars

In this IT Link podcast hosted by Mike Vizard, Citrix General Manager for Advanced Solutions Barry Phillips makes the case for a more modular approach to unified communications that stresses integrating the experience within existing applications.br/ – Audio Podcast Content….

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Seamless Unified Communications

BT’s Ribbit phone software subsidiary formally rolls out its developer platform at the Adobe Max conference. VOIP and telephony software maker Ribbit is allowing application developers to use its APIs to integrate voice communications into business applications such as Salesforce.com, as well as social networks

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BT’s Ribbit Revs VOIP Developer Platform Launch

During this current recession, companies are looking for ways to cut costs. One way is to cut out travel costs and leverage collaboration systems such as Web conferencing

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Web Conferencing Fills Void in Tight Times

High-definition voice is gaining traction in the communications industry. IT managers should know that high-definition voice maintains compatibility with existing systems, so the transition to it is quite straightforward. But, as seamless as the transition may be, Knowledge Center contributor Jeffrey Rodman explains that there are ways to smooth the transition process further.

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How to Deploy High-Definition Voice

Midmarket companies may be intrigued by voice over IP, or VOIP, technology but not all understand how it can lower their business costs. Conjungo wants to solve that problem.br/ – Small businesses under pressure to cut costs and save money in the face of a worldwide recession and falling demand are looking to new technologies to help improve efficiency and streamline costs.

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Conjungo Helps SMBs Understand VOIP

The Federal Communications Commission raises the possibility of further network neutrality violations by Comcast. The agency is investigating concerns that Comcast’s new network management practices degrade the sound quality of VOIP services such as Vonage and Skype that compete with Comcast’s own VOIP service.br/ – Cable giant Comcast may again be in network neutrality hot water with the Federal Communications Commission.

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FCC Questions Comcast’s VOIP Policy

Some enterprise VOIP systems are all but unusable from the time they are implemented because nobody took the time to properly profile the existing network. Before implementing a VOIP system, a thorough application impact study should be completed

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How to Ensure a Successful VOIP System Implementation

The VOIP calling service releases Skype 4.0 for Windows.

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Skype 4.0 for Windows Updates VOIP