Jean-François Susbielle

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Jean-François Susbielle is a French author who wrote La morsure du dragon. In that novel, he stages what may happen if China were to ban Microsoft. Susbielle has written some of the very first technical books on Voice over IP, VoIP, Téléphonie sur l'Internet in 1996, and Internet Multimédia in 2000 in which he promoted the SIP protocol. In 2006, Susbielle has again published a non fictional book titled Chine-USA, la guerre programmée in which he explains why China and America are on a collision course to war.

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