Created for enterprise telecom and IT decision-makers and discusses IP communications information, NoJitter's editorial coverage includes enterprise unified communications, voice over IP, telecom expense management and network convergence industries. It provides news and news analysis items, as well as regularly-appearing columns and in-depth articles on the technologies and markets that compose this fast-growing segment of the technology industry. Visitors also have access to video, audio and presentations from the VoiceCon events. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Formerly SearchVoIP.com, this outlet serves as a central information resource for corporate IT and network managers who deal with challenges and opportunities associated with moving to new voice communication technologies. It provides managers with vendor-independent news, expert advice, product evaluation, educational tools and access to peers that will help them to evaluate technologies and telecom expense management methods, make strategic decisions and manage their voice communications in a reliable and cost-effective manner. Focused more on the applications than setting up the underlying infrastructure. With its exclusive focus for IT and networking professionals, SearchUnifiedCommunications provides a reliable source of how-to tips and best practices for implementing, managing and securing VoIP and advanced IP applications, enabling IT professionals to take advantage of the cost savings and new features and benefits associated with converged enterprise network. Sections include Collaboration, Messaging/Mobility, UC Architecture, IP Telephony and UC Fundamentals. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Established in 1964 and targets electrical distributors and their staff including top officers, key branch members, sales and distribution managers who sell electrical products. Covers what electrical distributors need to know to better perform their day-to-day functions. Suppliers also learn how to better go to market through distribution. Monthly columns and features include the following: Selling Smart, which provides tips and techniques for selling electrical products and services; NetWorks, a column which helps distributors use the Internet more profitably and productively; Product Blueprint, a column designed to educate distributors on new technologies; Voice and Data Column, which covers the newest trends in voice and data technology and standards; and Lighting, which focuses on lighting technology. In addition, it also provides market trend data, new product information, manufacturer marketing program roll-outs, best practices of electrical distributors from around the world, voice-data-video features, economic outlooks and news of both electrical distributors and suppliers are also provided.

Established in 1995 and published for those working in the speech recognition industry. Editorial focuses on productivity, advancements, the future of the industry and other areas such as research and development, software and hardware advances, VoiceXML, speech deployments including text to speech, automatic speech recognition and biometrics (security-related). Covers the development, application and integration of speech recognition technology for business and consumer applications. Provides features and articles that cover emerging technology, new products and industry leader profiles. Sections include: Features; News and Views; Technology Trends; Speech Business; The Human Factor; The View from AVIOS; Using Speech; Voice Ideas and New Products. Less than 20 percent of the material that appears in Speech Technology magazine is freelance-written, and they typically only work with experienced journalists familiar with their market or expert contributors. Speech Technology magazine does not generally pay for articles by outside contributors. As a general rule, they do not accept vendor-submitted articles for publication inside the magazine. They will, however, accept vendor-supplied, by-lined articles for the "Sounding Board" section of the Web site, and also welcome vendor comments to any stories, blog postings, or other content that appears inside the magazine or other properties.

This blog covers telecommunications. Provides the latest news in the VoIP, call center, telecom expense management and CRM space, and offers opinion and analysis. The fundamentals of working with bloggers are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules; take time to read their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted. You will also find that if a blogger is a journalist for another outlet(s), Cision tracks their contact preferences there as well. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).