June 14, 2006
Xfone Receives approval For VoIP Trial in Israel
Xfone has got approval from the Communications Ministry for conducting IP telephony trials. The regulators are taking a cautious approach as to the introduction of VoIP and have being issuing permission for launching trial services only to a handful of alternative operators. Golden Lines became the first to get Israel’s first commercial VoIP concession.
A debate had to be conducted on the regulation of VoIP services in January 2006 but the hearing had to be postponed due to ill health of former P.M. Ariel Sharon. The devate would be rescheduled and VoIP is just few steps places from the top agenda.
Via telegeography
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