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The Everything Asterisk Video Collection

ssokol August 3rd, 2010

As part of our ongoing effort to take over the world with Asterisk, I’ve put together a new “Asterisk Video Resources” page on the Asterisk.org site.  It contains about 40 videos.  Some are tutorials, others are background material.  Some are a bit out of date (dare I say, retro?) but are still worth a look. [...]

New to Asterisk? Learn how to get started today!

Julie July 1st, 2010

Watch this new video from Digium to learn how you can get started with Asterisk! During the presentation you will learn: What is Asterisk? * What can I do with Asterisk? * Which version should I use? * How do I get started?

Asterisk or Switchvox?

ssokol February 19th, 2010

Digium is the creator and primary sponsor of the Asterisk project.  Asterisk is an open source communications engine that transforms commodity computers into powerful communications servers.  Asterisk is free. Digium also makes and sells Switchvox, a turnkey unified communications system (IP PBX) based on Asterisk.  Switchvox is far less expensive than competitive IP PBX and [...]

Digium Launches Support For Open Source Asterisk

ssokol March 31st, 2009

Way back in September of 2008 (right about the time that the global economy was starting to go over the falls) Digium announced a number of initiatives, including commercial support for open source Asterisk.  It took a bit of time and effort to get all of our ducks into rows, but as of today we’re [...]

Asterisk Myth Busters – Episode 3

Danny May 13th, 2008

Here’s the third installment from the Asterisk Myth Busters series.  This one focuses on the dual missions of Digium and the company’s role in sponsoring the Asterisk Open Source Project. MYTH: Digium is the benevolent sponsor and maintainer of the Asterisk project. While benevolent has several similar meanings, one is “characterized by goodwill, intended for [...]

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