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Twilio SIGNAL 2026: the pivot from CPaaS to conversation infrastructure
Read article →: Twilio SIGNAL 2026: the pivot from CPaaS to conversation infrastructureTwilio SIGNAL 2026 was not a new channel. It was a repositioning: the Conversation Layer, what it means for WebRTC, and the lock-in nobody named on stage.
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On XMPP, Federation and URLs in Emails
Read article →: On XMPP, Federation and URLs in EmailsTime 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
Read article →: What if Microsoft was Really Serious about WebRTCWant 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?
Read article →: 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
Read article →: The Death of IMS and the Rise of the InternetWhile 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
Read article →: Why we will Continue to Hate SDP in WebRTC for Years to ComeSDP is something we all love to hate. Especially in WebRTC. Here's why it is going to be with us…
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IMS, I'm breaking up with you
Read article →: IMS, I'm breaking up with youChad Hart shares his personal feelings towards IMS in this brave new world of OTT and WebRTC.
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3 Routes to WebRTC Federation
Read article →: 3 Routes to WebRTC FederationThere are a few ways that can be used to federate WebRTC. Here they are.
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WebRTC Fallback: Flash or Plugin?
Read article →: WebRTC Fallback: Flash or Plugin?While not all browsers support WebRTC, there are solutions for that as well.


