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Net2Phone

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A VoIP telephone service from Net2Phone, Inc., Newark, NJ (www.net2phone.com) that uses software in the user's PC to call another PC, regular phone or fax. When introduced in 1996, it used ads to supplement its low rates and did not support calls to the PSTN. Net2Phone was originally a division of IDT, a telephone reseller and ISP in Hackensack, NJ, but was spun off in 1999 as a separate company. See VoIP.

One of the First Softphones
Launched in 1996, Net2Phone was one of the first VoIP phone services. (Image courtesy of Net2Phone, Inc.)
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Net2Phone, a recognized provider of global VoIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol) solutions for service providers, and BridgePort Networks, a leader in MobileVoIP convergence, announced today that Net2Phone selected BridgePort Networks' MobileVoIP convergence architecture for its telecommunications partners.
Net2Phone Selects BridgePort Networks to Provide MobileVoIP ... by Business Wire
On Friday, March 10, 2006, Net2Phone stockholders consented to the adoption of the merger agreement and the approval of the merger following a consent solicitation by Net2Phone.
IDT Announces Completion of Acquisition of Net2Phone by Business Wire
a wholly-owned subsidiary of IDT, and the merger of NTOP Acquisition with and into Net2Phone, with Net2Phone as the surviving corporation.
Net2Phone Commences Consent Solicitation by Business Wire
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