Paradial named to the 2004 "Pulver 100"

Increasing demand for RealTunneltechnology helps to secure ranking on pulver 100. Paradial provides the RealTunnel product and the realsip.com service that makes IP telephony available for the mass market. Oslo, Norway, - September 27, 2004 –Paradial (www.paradial.com) today announced that it has been named to the 2004 “Pulver 100” – which is the VoIP industry’s premiere listing of privately held growth companies that represent the future of the communications ecosystem. Paradial has been named to the list due to its achievements inprovidingIP telephony to the consumer and allowing software providers to offer their services to consumers and enterprise customers. With RealTunnel Paradial wants to bring real time sensitive traffic like IP telephony, video, and application sharing to the end-user by solving the problem of firewall and NAT traversal.RealTunnel is available both as a public service and a sales object for ISPs, OEMsand integrators. The product is available as enterprise and carrier grade (telco) solutions. RealTunnel has been used and approved by thousands of users around the world for more than two years. The RealTunnel and realsip.com public service is provided free of charge through the server parks in Europe, US and Asia. “2004 has been the year of VoIP – due in large part to companies like Paradial, that have helped spread and improve IP voice and video communications via their RealTunnel service”, said Jeff Pulver, CEO of pulver.com. “We’re proud to name Paradial to this year’s pulver 100.” “The RealTunnel solution is probably the most open solution on the market. RealTunnel makes IP telephony work with virtually any SIP client on any network using any SIP server. It is up to the users to decide if they want to use our SIPservice (realsip.com) or other SIP services like iptel.org and Free WorldDialup”, CEO of Paradial Kevin Kliland explains.