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Q1: In what stages of the product life cycle is Internet telephony? Does the answer to this question vary across companies such as Vontage, Comcast, Time Warner and Cox?

Q2: Why does bundling of services work so well for the cable companies? What are the advantages to both the consumer and the company?

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Q1: In what stages of the product life cycle is Internet telephony? Does the answer to this question vary across companies such as Vontage, Comcast, Time Warner and Cox?

VOIP is at two different stages depending on what company one might be considering. For Comcast, Time Warner and Cox, the product is in the market introduction stage in that at this stage the product production costs are high for those companies and their sales volumes are low.

Vonage (this is the correct spelling), however has already entered the growth stage with ...

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