WebRTC State of the Market: End of 2015
An infographic of WebRTC State of the Market at the end of 2015, outlining where the ecosystem is and where
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The Rise of WebRTC Broadcast and Live Streaming
WebRTC broadcast is a new type of a solution that has sprouted in 2015 and is bound to grow in
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The Browser Wars are Back
Browser vendors are preparing themselves for another technology war, where each is trying to outdo the other and gain market
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Where to find Quality WebRTC Resources
Looking for something to read? Here are some quality WebRTC resources that I rely on every day of the week
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Twilio and WebRTC: An Interview with Al Cook
Twilio is a powerhouse when it comes to cloud communication APIs. It is also one of the distinct players in
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SaferMobility and WebRTC: An Interview With Matthew Mah
SaferMobility is used WebRTC on campuses to enable safety related use cases. Matthew Mah, CTO of SaferMobility answers my interview
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The Hidden Gems of WebRTC Goodness May Well Lie Within GetUserMedia Itself
With WebRTC GetUserMedia we get a whole lot of value already. Some latest uses show that we're migrating from simple
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The First WebRTC Earthquake in Video Conferencing: Acano vs Polycom
Enterprise video conferencing is changing. Cisco's acquisition of Acano versus Polycom's closure of its Israeli office are testament to that.
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Ziggeo and WebRTC: An Interview With Susan Danziger
Ziggeo offers an asynchronous interface to record and playback videos on websites. How does that work exactly? Here's an interview
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The Unconnected Messaging World
We aren't always connected. What happens then when we try to use messaging services when we are offline? Should we
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The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Messaging
When it comes to messaging platforms, the new frontier lies in artificial intelligence in messaging. Here are a few approaches
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For Cisco, Slack Would Have Been a Better Acquisition than Acano
Cisco acquired Acano, buying into legacy and unified communications when what it should have done is bid for Slack and
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