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by gautam on April 19, 2007
Daniel Berninger stated in an interview:
The VOIP Forum described the name translation call-processing step in an open standard developed in 1996, and Verizon applied for the two patents in March 1997 and February 2000. Members of the VOIP Forum talked extensively about name translation during call set-up during discussions about the voice portion of the H.323 standard during 1996, and in the parallel development of the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) at the Internet Engineering Task Force. Several major tech vendors participated in the standards-setting process, and two papers on H.323 published in January 1997, one by coworkers at his former employer VocalTec Communications Ltd., describe the technologies later patented by Verizon.
Verizon used name translation for connecting VoIP calls to traditional phones but if there is no name translation then VoIP calls cannot be completed and every other Verizon competitor stands to be sued. Verizon has not given any comments on this issue up till now.
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