Ministry of Communications

Ministry of Communications allowed to-Bridge-Talk continue to work in conference calls despite complaints NetVision

Ministry of Communications stated that there is nothing wrong with the activity of the company, Bridge-Talk, which operates conferencing market and allowed it to act freely and without having a license. That the firm rejected his complaint of 013 NetVision turned to him and complained that Q-Bridge-Talk recognized conferencing services (internal and international) without a license, in contrast to the subsidiary that it acquired - age, which is currently the dominant company in the market and - Bridge-Talk came with her aggressive competition.

Bridge-Talk, which was established by Scott Courzon, operates Netanya is established early this year to compete in international conference calls market - a market dominated almost entirely by age. The company signed a contract with ACT International is a provider conferencing services it operates in fact an extension of her, so she enjoys the support of a large international organization with experience in the field.

Courzon told "Globes" that he had decided to set up the company after he found out prices of international conference calls expensive market prices by tens of percent in Europe and the United States. He said, once NetVision began to feel the same market, as provided by competing services at lower prices significantly, they do all what they can to remove him from the market, including appeals to the media office would investigate the legality of his actions. Courzon says, is clearly by the Ministry of Communications that the company does not need a license.

Senior -013 NetVision confirmed was an appeal to the Ministry of Communications to test the legality of the services of a competitor, for the simple reason permits are required and which are imposed on her duties as part of its activities, and she wants to make sure that the company competes is required exactly the same conditions.