Below is a series of Mr. Newby's articles which have appeared in Internet Telephony Magazine between 2005 to present.  The series is called " VoIP Peering" and focuses on peering benefits and driving the awareness of Voice and VoIP Peering for service providers as well as enterprises.

2008

February 2008

"Peering MashUps; Who Cares About Voice?"

January 2008

"VoIP Peering; A Big Deal for Those Who Understand It! "

2007

December 2007

"Year-End Ruminations on VoIP Peering "

November 2007

"Hey What's That Mobile Gizmo?"

October 2007

"VoIPeering Made in China"

September 2007

"VoIP Peering Italian Style"

August 2007

"iPhone Comes Home "

July 2007

"Maturity and Change; the Concept of VoIP Peering and its Major Functionality "

June 2007

"VoIP; Can a Torrent Fit Through a Straw?"

May 2007

"VoIP Peering: Cutting Out the Middleman "

April 2007

"The Physical Limitations of VoIP Peering "

March 2007

"Nature and Networks; A Review of PTC and the Laws of Networks"

February 2007

Defining the Future; How Far Down the Line Can an IP Call Be Identified?"

January 2007

"Are You Experienced? The Discovery Phase of VoIP Peering "

2006

December 2006

"VoIP Peering; Least Cost ENUM Routing"

November 2006

VoIP Peering; Blaze Your Own Trail "

October 2006

"(Internet Protocol + Ethernet Transport) x QoS - (The Public Internet/ Net Neutrality) = Enterprise Peering "

September 2006

"Only Time Will Tell: Watching Technical Concepts Move from Thought and Discussion to Practical Applications "

August 2006

"Global Crossing Appears to Peer "

July 2006

"ENUM Summit Raises Questions and Concerns "

June 2006

"What's In a Name?The Key to Success Is Knowing the Value Chain "

May 2006

"ENUM Lands on Wall Street "

To read more of Hunter Newby's Internet Telephony Magazine articles from February 2005 to April 2006, click here.

To read Hunter Newby's TMCNet blog, click here.