I recently received a press release from Panasonic Communications titled "PANASONIC LEADS GLOBAL PBX MARKET IN 2008," and thought, what happened to Avaya or Cisco Systems? The subhead clarified that it was only for the under-100 extension segment, not the total PBX market. Whoever edited the press release probably knew what they were doing by being more than a little misleading, because they knew many readers usually glance at the top headline, only, or may only recall the main headline and forget the rest of the story at a later date. With this in mind I give you some misleading headlines I would like to see as future No Jitter blog posts:Will Microsoft Make Bid for Nortel ES? Story: No current indications that it will, but who knows what the future may bring?
Nortel Leads PBX Market Story: Nortel, currently in bankruptcy court, leads PBX market in the number of nervous customers
Google to Replace PBX Systems Story: Google is replacing several aging PBX systems with newer models at their Mountain View corporate campus
Cisco Greatly Enhances Presence Capabilities Story: Cisco plans to exhibit at more industry trade shows next year to increase its market presence
Avaya Buys HP Story: Avaya placed an order for several hundred new HP laser printers for its many sales office facilities
UC Demand Greatly Increases Story: University of California (UC) officials released data showing admission applications increased 30% from last year across statewide campuses
Wireless SIP Phones Don't Work in Office Environment Story: Desktop SIP telephone instruments require RJ45-type wired connections to the customer LAN or they won't work
VoiceCon San Francisco Attendance Record Story: Attendees at VoiceCon San Francisco can download a record of their registration account from the conference website
