From the article:

Internet voice provider Jajah on Tuesday inked a deal with Yahoo to become the phone service for Yahoo Messenger, the search comany’s popular instant-messaging.

The deal is a coup for Jajah, which has 10 million customers, because it gives the Mountain View, California-based VoIP company access to Messenger’s nearly 97 million users.

Jajah’s service will replace Yahoo’s current VoIP application, which provides basic and premium PC-to-PC, PC-to-phone, and phone-to-PC communications in Yahoo Messenger.

Source: Red Herring

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