Article: Loss Lessens But Vonage Growth Stalls As Next Lawsuit Looms.

Vonage, mainly because it's slashed marketing costs, says it's cut its losses by more than half. However, its new-subscriber signups have plummeted by 78 percent.

The industry's largest "pure play" VoIP provider also claimed to be rolling out workarounds for the Verizon patents it was convicted of violating - but yesterday, it lost a key ruling in a looming patent suit against it by Sprint Nextel.

The mixed messages were enough for investors to decide to take a chance on Vonage, pushing prices today up by more than 10 percent. Still, that's only $2.50, compared with the $17 at which Vonage IPO'd last year. Last week, the shares had fallen to as ...

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