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To: Neil Wicker who wrote (19826)	10/28/1997 10:55:00 PM
From: Martin P. Smith	Respond to of 41046

Didn't get to NY but got the chance to hear a DVG call today. Thanks Bob. All I can say is Impressive the call quality is great. I just found out that volume etc can be controlled from EITHER END of the call so the called party can increase the call volume etc. Looking forward to the CT Conf I feel confident we will WOW them. Martin Smith

To: Neil Wicker who wrote (19826)	10/28/1997 11:00:00 PM
From: jim bowman	Respond to of 41046

This article was on the front page of Interactive Week, October 27 ed. By Peter Lambert and Paula Bemier Voice calls routed over the Internet don't yet have the pindrop quality of the public telephone network, but with the promise of 50 percent savings on toll calls, vendors are hawking products designed to merge phone and fax calls into Intranet and Internet services. Next up: Cisco ,systems Inc., the dominant supplier of routers for the Net, will deliver voice modules to add to branch office routers as well as corporate and Internet routers. EDITORIAL: It sounds like they don't have the whole picture:-) Jim