VoX Communications Corp., eLEC Communications Corp.'s wholesale and retail provider of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) services nationwide, announced that American Cable Services, an independent cable operator located in Ocala, Fla., is deploying VoX services as the broadband phone component of a new "triple play" offer, which also includes cable TV and high speed Internet. The offering is first being deployed in Little Harbor, a coastal resort community of 2,300 residences in Ruskin, Fla.

Two additional alarm monitoring companies have chosen UHS Systems, Inc. to provide wholesale, Internet Protocol (IP)-based alarm monitoring service to their customers. The contracts make IP-based alarm monitoring more widely available in the United States. Terms of both contracts were undisclosed. UHS Systems offers broadband IP security alarm services, video event verification, live remote video viewing and digital wireless back-up solutions to its customers, and is the American subsidiary of the Australian broadband company UHS Systems Pty Ltd.

HelloSoft, Inc. announced that participants at the Semiconductor Venture Fair V held on March 1st & 2nd, 2006 named HelloSoft as one of the top five most promising emerging companies for the year. HelloSoft is a leading supplier of signal processing technology for VoIP, WLAN, Cellular, and converged mobile markets. HelloSoft's products can enable mobile device manufacturers to design and architect products that are power-efficient and provide substantial cost benefits.

Fusion Telecommunications International, Inc., a provider of advanced VoIP services, announced that Matthew Rosen, its chief executive officer, will participate in a panel discussion on telecommunications and technology at the 2nd Annual US/Latin American Conference at the United Nations in New York on April 20th.

Fusion focuses on providing Voice over Internet Protocol ("VoIP"), Internet access, and other Internet services to, from, in and between emerging global markets. Under its efonica brand name, the company currently provides services to customers in over 45 countries.

Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c35746) has announced the addition of the new eMarketer report "Consumer VoIP: A Fierce Battle in a Larger War" to their offering.

The $190 billion US fixed-line telephony market is up for grabs with cable companies, ISPs, Internet portals and pure-play VoIP providers all lining up to take a share of what has traditionally been the Telco's bread and butter. The companies that control the broadband connections are likely to come out on top.

Vonage America Inc., a subsidiary of Vonage Holdings Corp., a leading Internet telephony provider, announced that nearly 80 percent of its U.S. subscriber lines now have Enhanced 911 (E911) service -- a feature that automatically associates a physical address with the calling party's telephone number -- and that it is continuing to quickly equip new counties across the nation with E911 everyday.

For the past six months, Vonage has been turning up on average over 112 calling centers in more than 45 new counties each week. Over the past two weeks, Vonage equipped an additional 260 calling centers in over 45 new counties with E911 -- bringing the total number of calling centers across the nation with emergency service to over 4300.

MetaSwitch, the leading vendor of Voice over IP (VoIP) Class 5 switching and applications solutions to North American independent and competitive service providers, announced at the National Telecommunications Carrier Association (NTCA) VoIPossibilities conference that it has partnered with Dash911 to simplify the implementation of 9-1-1 emergency calling by VoIP providers. The joint solution is already being deployed by several service providers including Public Interest Network Services, Inc. (PINS).

JAJAH, one of the world's fastest-growing VoIP companies, announced the launch of JAJAH US, the first low-cost VoIP service that allows users to talk phone-to-phone. With JAJAH's web-activated telephony, there are no downloads, no installations, no headsets and no expensive charges. JAJAH is the first VoIP service designed for all telephone users who appreciate a cheap call-even the "technologically challenged!"

AccessLine Communications, a leading provider of hosted VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) services, announced SmartVoicePlus Service, a new retail service that further expands AccessLine's growing SmartVoice Service portfolio. SmartVoicePlus is initially available in Seattle area markets, but will be rolled out to other cities across the country in coming months.

AccessLine Communications, a leading provider of hosted VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) services, announced the Southern California market launch for the new retail version of SmartVoice Service -- the company's hosted VoIP service that delivers the benefits of advanced business telephone service at a fraction of the cost. Specifically designed and built for Small and Medium Businesses (SMBs), SmartVoice Service offers as much as 50 percent savings over traditional business phone service rates. Combining local, long distance, and toll free phone service with no need for the purchase of any phone equipment, AccessLine's SmartVoice Service delivers savings while making it easy for customers to transition from their current legacy phone service.

AccessLine Communications, a leading provider of hosted VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) services, announced the Pacific Northwest market launch for the new retail version of SmartVoice Service -- the company's hosted VoIP service that delivers the benefits of advanced business telephone service at a fraction of the cost. Specifically designed and built for Small and Medium Businesses (SMBs), SmartVoice Service offers as much as 50 percent savings over traditional business phone service rates. Combining local, long distance, and toll free phone service with no need for the purchase of any phone equipment, AccessLine's SmartVoice Service delivers savings while making it easy for customers to transition from their current legacy phone service.

Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c33740) has announced the addition of The Market For Wireless VoIP to their offering.

The 1st Edition of "The Market For Wireless VoIP" is a comprehensive 100-page overview of the Wireless VoIP business. The report provides a concise look at the forces driving wireless VoIP, its market potential, and the major players in the industry.

VoX Communications Corp., eLEC Communications Corp.'s wholesale and retail provider of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) services nationwide, today announced several retail VoIP service plans that include great savings on multiple lines and aggressive International prices. The new service plans are detailed on VoX's new website at http://www.voxcorp.net.

VoX's nationwide VoIP network serves residential, small business and wholesale customers with breakthrough digital phone performance, outstanding cost efficiencies, and the features they are familiar with - plus a few that aren't possible with traditional phone service. The company's flagship VoX Unlimited plan includes unlimited calling across the U.S. and Canada. Advanced features such as voicemail, caller ID, three-way calling, and call blocking are included in the price of all VoX services.

NetHead LLC of South Florida announced that it has acquired the rights to VoIP for the United States and Canada through an agreement with Infinet Communications.

NetHead has jumped into this hot and growing market to serve the needs of its loyal community of users. As broadband has been more widely adapted, people have become comfortable with having their phone service through their high speed connection. NetHeadVoice offers plans starting as low as $14.99 per month. Users can expect to pay, on average, 35% less than traditional phone service.

Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c32357) has announced the addition of Canadian Consumer Telecom & Cable TV Market Forecasts 2006 to their offering.

This report is a "must have" for telcos, cablecos, ISPs, broadcasters, mobile service providers, investors, equipment suppliers as well as regulators and policy makers.

This report will provide you with insight to assess the following issues, among many others: