Notes from inside the WebRTC industry.

When You Own All Internet Traffic, Inventing WebRTC is the Next Step

When you own the keys to a large portion of internet interactions, do you then go about inventing something like

The 3 Characteristics of Latency Problems

Latency is a problem that I think exist in most problems today. To solve it, it needs to be defined

Who the F&#k Cares About Signaling?

Signaling is no longer important - it has "evolved" into insignificance if you ask me.

Teledini and WebRTC: An Interview With Steve Smithwick

WebRTC brings with it the ability to "close the loop" inside a web browser for a sales cycle. Here's an

Resident Evil: Who is the Umbrella Corporation of This Day and Age?

Resident Evil's umbrella corporation? Know any company today that might grow into such an umbrella? Here are my picks.

Panacea or not, Video Conferencing Vendors Can't Ignore WebRTC

Video conferencing vendors shouldn't just ignore WebRTC – doing so is the beginning of their undoing.

The Personalized, Digital Restroom

I think restrooms are getting digital like everything else out there, but in a way, the smartphone has made them

Does Telco OTT Stand a Chance?

Telefonica Tu Me is closing down. Is that a sign for things to come for other Telco OTT initiatives out

Google's Pipe Dreams

Now that Google is becoming a service provider through Google Fibre, it is changing its tone regarding what net neutrality

Is Chromecast the First M2M Use Case for WebRTC?

Best WebRTC Innovation? The Wallpaper

WebRTC changed something very small - where the video boxes are being placed. No more hollywood squares.

TokBox and WebRTC: An Interview With Ian Small

It was high time I sit down with Ian Small, CEO of TokBox for an interview. Here's what he had