Erik Lagerway reports that Skype CEO Niklas Zennstr
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I have to agree with Craig. FireFly and about 100,000 other providers, users, businesses and individual users who have disovered the power and flexibility of Asterisk will walk away with the prize. Skype is slick but in the end it will either have to open up or wind up as just another walled garden service.