Mike McCue's Vision for the Convergence of the Phone and the Web

When Mike McCue founded Tellme in 1999, its initial product was a voice-driven information service, what might be termed a "voice portal." Today, the company's voice-recognition systems power directory assistance services from AT&T, Verizon and Cingular along with automated 800-nu...

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Mike McCue's Vision for the Convergence of the Phone and the Web

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