Vonage has released their second quarter earnings, which note that while the company posted a smaller loss due to reduced marketing costs, they're no longer the largest VoIP provider. That title now belongs to Comcast, who has added some three million VoIP customers in a little over two years.

Vonage revenue grew to a record $206 million, a 43% increase jump from the $144 million in revenue posted this time last year. The company's net loss narrowed to $34 million, or $0.22 per share, from a net loss of $74 million this time last year.

The company added 57,000 net subscriber lines during the quarter and finished with 2.45 million lines in service. According to interim CEO Jeff Citron, the decline in subscriber additions is thanks to scaled back marketing efforts. Vonage still pays $287 per user in marketing costs.

Note that fellow VoIP operator Packet8 saw profitability for the first time ever this week. That's not only the first time Packet8 has seen black ink, but it's also the first time any public independent U.S. VoIP operator has posted a profit.