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The WSJ looks at why the Vonage IPO sucked. In other news, Vonage sucks.

In response to some written questions yesterday, the company said the IPO wasn't mishandled and that it will not be deterred "from executing on our business plan and serving our customers." The company also noted that it remains under a legally mandated quiet period.

(Wince.)

Update: Here come the lawsuits.

Posted by edelfenbein at June 4, 2006 12:04 AM