Russell Shaw has a good post about Skype and its domination of the North American VOIP market - from a minutes and bandwidth perspective. An interesting element are comments by Vonage CEO Jeffrey Citron. Citron dismisses Skype as an "ancillary service", rather than a direct rival. His rationale is that Skype is not a replacement for your home phone, and “what Skype does is allow you to make a cheap telephone call using your PC -- so as an ancillary communications provider, who are they impacting? They are certainly not impacting Vonage." Citron's comments are a surprise given he's a classic salesman on an entrepreneurial mission towards an IPO or acquisition, but he seems to be conveniently overlooking the fact millions of people are using Skype, and Skype is starting to generate more revenue from premium services. For people on the cutting-edge, Skype could easily be a home phone and an alternative to Vonage if they use SkypeIn, SkypeOut and SkypeVoicemail.