My Opera现在彻底废了= =!!
Wednesday, November 9, 2005 1:57:41 PM
今天早上又睡得晚了，结果错过了早上第一节课，然后去上第二节课的时候又郁闷了，一点也听不懂。在昏昏欲睡中，坐车回家。
上网，看了cnbeta，中国电信的那个贱人，居然要封杀voip，居然还要用美国人的东西，有本事自己开发啊，钱又让老外去赚，MMD,NND,TMD,我严重鄙视中国电信所有相关人员以及他们的相关亲戚……
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美公司帮国内运营商封杀Skype已开始测试
彻底无语...
据国外媒体报道,美国一家公司Verso Technologies有望近期与中国一家电信运营商达成协议,向后者提供一种可阻止国内互联网用户使用Skype VoIP(网络电话)工具的软件产品,目前正在国内一城市进行测试.
Verso公司发表声明称,中国一家电信运营商正在对该公司的NetSpective M-Class过滤软件进行有偿测试,该软件专为封杀Skype网络电话及其它P2P应用设计.声明表示,目前该测试正在中国一城市进行,如果测试进展顺利,该运营商有望于年底前购买NetSpective M-Class过滤软件,但声明没有透露该交易的财务信息.此外,Verso公司也没有提供当前进行的封杀Skype测试的细节,也未透露到底是中国哪家电信运营商.
Verso全球销售高级副总裁雅维斯-德斯曼特(Yves Desmet)在声明中表示:“VoIP在中国市场上受到了严格的限制,Skype软件甚至被列为非法产品,因此Verso的网络电话过滤软件在中国市场拥有巨大的商机.”
今年九月份,中国电信开始在深圳封杀SkypeOut,用户在PC上安装SkypeOut软件可直接拨打国际长途电话,且费用极低.就在中国电信采取此行动的几天后,9月14日Verso公司宣布推出了称之为“适合运营商级别的Skype封杀软件”NetSpective M-Class.
对于Skype等基于PC的网络电话软件的使用,中国政府监管机构一直持默认态度,然而SkypeOut服务的推广却极为敏感,因为该项服务将直接影响到中国电信等国有电信运营商的国际长途电话业务收入.
此前,Skype与TOM在线公司共同在国内推出了Skype中文版,目前只能进行PC间的语音呼叫,而SkypeOut的使用没有得到政府相关部门的许可,但大多用户却直接从Skype网站下载使用.
English Version:
US company hopes to block Skype in China
Sumner Lemon, IDG News Service - MacCentralTue Nov 8,10:00 AM ET
Verso Technologies Inc., of Atlanta, Georgia, hopes to soon win a contract to block Chinese Internet users from using eBay Inc.'s Skype VoIP (voice over Internet Protocol) software, the company said Monday.
A Chinese telecommunications operator has begun a paid trial of Verso's NetSpective M-Class filter, a product that is designed to block VoIP calls made using Skype, as well as other peer-to-peer applications, Verso said in a statement. If the paid trial now underway in one Chinese city goes well, the operator will purchase the NetSpective M-Class application filter before the end of the year, it said. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
"The trial is representative of the significant opportunities for Verso's products in the Chinese market, where VoIP is highly regulated and the use of Skype software has been deemed illegal," said Yves Desmet, Verso's senior vice president of worldwide sales, in a statement.
Verso did not provide additional details of the trial to block Skype or name the Chinese operator behind the project.
In September, China Telecommunications Corp. (China Telecom), one of two major fixed-line operators in China, began blocking SkypeOut calls made from Shenzhen, a southern Chinese city that lies along the border with Hong Kong. SkypeOut is a service that allows someone with the Skype software installed on their PC to make international phone calls at a fraction of the cost that a telecommunications operator would charge.
The blocking of SkypeOut calls from Shenzhen started several days before Verso announced on Sept. 14 the availability of the NetSpective M-Class application filter, which the company billed as "carrier-grade Skype filtering technology."
While Verso said in its release that the use of Skype is illegal in China, the situation is more nuanced.
Chinese government officials have been generally tolerant of VoIP software, such as Skype, that is used to make calls from one PC to another. But the ability of Skype users to make calls to a phone via the SkypeOut service is more sensitive, because this directly affects the revenue that operators such as China Telecom earn from international phone calls.
On the one hand, the Chinese government owns the carriers and will act to defend their interests, said Duncan Clark, managing director of BDA China Ltd., a telecommunications consultancy in Beijing. However, the Chinese government also wants to see the price of making phone calls come down, he said.
"It's a question of bureaucratic politics," Clark said.
In China, Skype has made an effort to show its sensitivity to the concerns of operators. The Chinese-language version of the Skype software made available through a partnership with Tom Online Inc. only permits calls from one PC to another; SkypeOut calls are not permitted. However, Chinese users can access SkypeOut by downloading the software directly from the Skype Web site.
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对于现有社会体制下的这种垄断行为，原先在中国的时候不觉得什么，可是现在却越来越厌恶，甚至到了仇视的地步，我觉得我们离社会主义市场经济的方向越走越远，我们的所谓的社会主义大旗下的那些国有企业所作的事情，远超过微软在美国所作的那些垄断，他们妄图榨干人民的每一滴血汗，想把利益最大化。我不否认这些做法的确符合公司运作的基本常识，可是这是社会主义国家，他们要明白，是人民养活了他们，他们简直是忘了本了！我看，要是某天冒出个电信运营商，把他们的用户都抢走了，他们还会不会像现在这么嚣张的叫嚣着要封杀某某软件，恣意妄为。他们以为自己是谁啊？是天王老子？就凭着这一点，就不配入WTO，一百年用来改造自己的思想都不够用，这些腐败的蛀虫都把脑子放在这里，而不是去封杀对于网络资源占用更厉害的P2P。不过所有P2P都快了，所谓的网络实名化，所谓的游戏实名化，不就是为多收点钱吗？上级主管部门就是这样纵容他们做出这样的不知廉耻的事情，所谓的占用服务器资源和带宽的说法，我对此不屑一顾，那些要找出有利于自己的借口的人总是能找出来适合自己的借口来蒙骗那些不知情的群众，采用新闻封锁，然后暗地里下杀手。我只想要过简单的生活，不想整天被这样的琐事所累，可有些人偏偏觉得不满足，那些蛀虫天天就憋着要赚钱，眼睛里都是孔方兄，诅咒他们！！！！
发泄完了，舒服点了。
PCP上看到，lockdown，就是那个水贴鉴定组的老兄的ID被盗，不知是真的假的，昨天还看到他换了头像和签名，还发了一贴，希望如果被盗的话，能顺利找回来吧。看来我也要去注册一个马甲了，虽然我的密码很长，貌似很保险的样子，但是万一被盗的话，我连申诉的机会都没有了。
现在好累，想去睡一会儿了。
上网，看了cnbeta，中国电信的那个贱人，居然要封杀voip，居然还要用美国人的东西，有本事自己开发啊，钱又让老外去赚，MMD,NND,TMD,我严重鄙视中国电信所有相关人员以及他们的相关亲戚……
附：
美公司帮国内运营商封杀Skype已开始测试 彻底无语...据国外媒体报道,美国一家公司Verso Technologies有望近期与中国一家电信运营商达成协议,向后者提供一种可阻止国内互联网用户使用Skype VoIP(网络电话)工具的软件产品,目前正在国内一城市进行测试.
Verso公司发表声明称,中国一家电信运营商正在对该公司的NetSpective M-Class过滤软件进行有偿测试,该软件专为封杀Skype网络电话及其它P2P应用设计.声明表示,目前该测试正在中国一城市进行,如果测试进展顺利,该运营商有望于年底前购买NetSpective M-Class过滤软件,但声明没有透露该交易的财务信息.此外,Verso公司也没有提供当前进行的封杀Skype测试的细节,也未透露到底是中国哪家电信运营商.
Verso全球销售高级副总裁雅维斯-德斯曼特(Yves Desmet)在声明中表示:“VoIP在中国市场上受到了严格的限制,Skype软件甚至被列为非法产品,因此Verso的网络电话过滤软件在中国市场拥有巨大的商机.”
今年九月份,中国电信开始在深圳封杀SkypeOut,用户在PC上安装SkypeOut软件可直接拨打国际长途电话,且费用极低.就在中国电信采取此行动的几天后,9月14日Verso公司宣布推出了称之为“适合运营商级别的Skype封杀软件”NetSpective M-Class.
对于Skype等基于PC的网络电话软件的使用,中国政府监管机构一直持默认态度,然而SkypeOut服务的推广却极为敏感,因为该项服务将直接影响到中国电信等国有电信运营商的国际长途电话业务收入.
此前,Skype与TOM在线公司共同在国内推出了Skype中文版,目前只能进行PC间的语音呼叫,而SkypeOut的使用没有得到政府相关部门的许可,但大多用户却直接从Skype网站下载使用.
English Version:
US company hopes to block Skype in China
Sumner Lemon, IDG News Service - MacCentralTue Nov 8,10:00 AM ET
Verso Technologies Inc., of Atlanta, Georgia, hopes to soon win a contract to block Chinese Internet users from using eBay Inc.'s Skype VoIP (voice over Internet Protocol) software, the company said Monday.
A Chinese telecommunications operator has begun a paid trial of Verso's NetSpective M-Class filter, a product that is designed to block VoIP calls made using Skype, as well as other peer-to-peer applications, Verso said in a statement. If the paid trial now underway in one Chinese city goes well, the operator will purchase the NetSpective M-Class application filter before the end of the year, it said. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
"The trial is representative of the significant opportunities for Verso's products in the Chinese market, where VoIP is highly regulated and the use of Skype software has been deemed illegal," said Yves Desmet, Verso's senior vice president of worldwide sales, in a statement.
Verso did not provide additional details of the trial to block Skype or name the Chinese operator behind the project.
In September, China Telecommunications Corp. (China Telecom), one of two major fixed-line operators in China, began blocking SkypeOut calls made from Shenzhen, a southern Chinese city that lies along the border with Hong Kong. SkypeOut is a service that allows someone with the Skype software installed on their PC to make international phone calls at a fraction of the cost that a telecommunications operator would charge.
The blocking of SkypeOut calls from Shenzhen started several days before Verso announced on Sept. 14 the availability of the NetSpective M-Class application filter, which the company billed as "carrier-grade Skype filtering technology."
While Verso said in its release that the use of Skype is illegal in China, the situation is more nuanced.
Chinese government officials have been generally tolerant of VoIP software, such as Skype, that is used to make calls from one PC to another. But the ability of Skype users to make calls to a phone via the SkypeOut service is more sensitive, because this directly affects the revenue that operators such as China Telecom earn from international phone calls.
On the one hand, the Chinese government owns the carriers and will act to defend their interests, said Duncan Clark, managing director of BDA China Ltd., a telecommunications consultancy in Beijing. However, the Chinese government also wants to see the price of making phone calls come down, he said.
"It's a question of bureaucratic politics," Clark said.
In China, Skype has made an effort to show its sensitivity to the concerns of operators. The Chinese-language version of the Skype software made available through a partnership with Tom Online Inc. only permits calls from one PC to another; SkypeOut calls are not permitted. However, Chinese users can access SkypeOut by downloading the software directly from the Skype Web site.
================================================================================================
对于现有社会体制下的这种垄断行为，原先在中国的时候不觉得什么，可是现在却越来越厌恶，甚至到了仇视的地步，我觉得我们离社会主义市场经济的方向越走越远，我们的所谓的社会主义大旗下的那些国有企业所作的事情，远超过微软在美国所作的那些垄断，他们妄图榨干人民的每一滴血汗，想把利益最大化。我不否认这些做法的确符合公司运作的基本常识，可是这是社会主义国家，他们要明白，是人民养活了他们，他们简直是忘了本了！我看，要是某天冒出个电信运营商，把他们的用户都抢走了，他们还会不会像现在这么嚣张的叫嚣着要封杀某某软件，恣意妄为。他们以为自己是谁啊？是天王老子？就凭着这一点，就不配入WTO，一百年用来改造自己的思想都不够用，这些腐败的蛀虫都把脑子放在这里，而不是去封杀对于网络资源占用更厉害的P2P。不过所有P2P都快了，所谓的网络实名化，所谓的游戏实名化，不就是为多收点钱吗？上级主管部门就是这样纵容他们做出这样的不知廉耻的事情，所谓的占用服务器资源和带宽的说法，我对此不屑一顾，那些要找出有利于自己的借口的人总是能找出来适合自己的借口来蒙骗那些不知情的群众，采用新闻封锁，然后暗地里下杀手。我只想要过简单的生活，不想整天被这样的琐事所累，可有些人偏偏觉得不满足，那些蛀虫天天就憋着要赚钱，眼睛里都是孔方兄，诅咒他们！！！！
发泄完了，舒服点了。
PCP上看到，lockdown，就是那个水贴鉴定组的老兄的ID被盗，不知是真的假的，昨天还看到他换了头像和签名，还发了一贴，希望如果被盗的话，能顺利找回来吧。看来我也要去注册一个马甲了，虽然我的密码很长，貌似很保险的样子，但是万一被盗的话，我连申诉的机会都没有了。
现在好累，想去睡一会儿了。
