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March 17, 2005
Updating the Squawk Box with VoIP
Posted by Dominic Basulto
Anybody with even a passing interest in the stock market (or a more than passing interest in Maria Bartiromo) has probably tuned into CNBC's Squawk Box at least once. What exactly is a "squawk box," though?
Wall Street & Technology has an interesting piece on the 50-year-old technology behind the squawk box -- and looks at how VoIP technology could lead to significant changes in the way that investment management firms think about their analog communication networks.
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