There is no Such Thing as "User Expectations of WebRTC"
As I always say - WebRTC is a technology and not a service - users expect nothing of it, but
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Does VP8 Have a Future in WebRTC?
While there is a fight brewing between video codecs on who becomes mandatory in WebRTC, I think the battle is
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Yahoo's Second WebRTC Acquisition isn't About RTC
PeerCDN gets acquired by Yahoo, closing 2013 with a bang for everything that is WebRTC.
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Getting Started with WebRTC? There's a Book for That
There's a new book about WebRTC, and this one is good for developers who want to learn WebRTC NOW.
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Paris WebRTC Conference: Thoughts and Impressions
Consider this my trip report for Upperside's WebRTC Conference 2013 in Paris, December.
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&yet and WebRTC: An Interview With Henrik Joreteg
How a web projects company is using WebRTC. The story of &yet said by Henrik Joreteg, President of &yet.
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Chrome will end up Eating Android's Lunch
With two operating systems of Google competing, there's a good chance we will see Chrome getting ahead of Android as
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On XMPP, Federation and URLs in Emails
Time to take another stab at federation. This time, in showing the real usefulness of URLs in emails.
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What if Microsoft was Really Serious about WebRTC
Want to know what would make me think seriously about Microsoft and WebRTC? A simple implementation of GetUserMedia instead of
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Why are Telcos Finding it Hard to Compete with OTTs?
Telcos and OTTs are playing different games - and it isn't only about agility and innovation - it has to
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The Death of IMS and the Rise of the Internet
While IMS is here to stay, it probably isn't going to be used in any way for new service creation
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Why we will Continue to Hate SDP in WebRTC for Years to Come
SDP is something we all love to hate. Especially in WebRTC. Here's why it is going to be with us
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