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Calls for Free… AstriCon 2011

Julie September 27th, 2011

With less than 30 days until AstriCon, the longest running conference devoted to the Asterisk communications platform, excitement is growing as we anticipate reuniting with the “who’s-who” of the Asterisk Community. It’s much like a family reunion, where we spend quality time sharing stories of the successes we have experienced over the last year.  Of [...]

Astricon 2011 Update

Bryan Johns September 8th, 2011

This year’s Astricon event is less than 2 months away and it is shaping-up to be the best show yet! As our trip to Denver, Colorado approaches, I wanted to take a moment to bring everyone up to speed on the details of the show as they have been finalized. If you haven’t done so [...]

Straight from the source: avoiding clones

Gayle Magee July 29th, 2011

As the original creator, maintainer and continued developer of the Asterisk Open Source Project, we provide Asterisk source code worldwide for free.  Our revenue sources to continue maintaining and developing the project come from commercial sales of our telephony cards, turn key solutions, commercial licenses, and support.  Every time you buy (or sell) genuine Digium [...]

The Evolution of Asterisk (or: How We Arrived at Asterisk 10)

Kevin P. Fleming July 21st, 2011

We are fast approaching the seven-year anniversary of the release of Asterisk 1.0.0, which occurred at the first AstriCon in September, 2004. If you look back a little further, there were various “0.x” releases made as early as December of 1999… my, how time has flown! We’ve had quite a few ‘major’ releases of Asterisk [...]

Russell Bryant: Thank You for Seven Years of Excellence

Bryan Johns July 18th, 2011

More than seven years ago, Russell Bryant joined the Asterisk development team as a student at Clemson University.  Over his time with the Asterisk project, Russell has been instrumental in the creation, growth and management of the world’s most popular open source communications platform.  However, seven years is a long time to work within the [...]

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