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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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Messaging Platforms Leaving the Single App Strategy
Read article →: Messaging Platforms Leaving the Single App StrategyMessaging platforms are shifting from a single app strategy into app unbundling and multi applications strategy.
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Top 5 Excuses for NOT Adopting WebRTC (and Why They Make no Sense)
Read article →: Top 5 Excuses for NOT Adopting WebRTC (and Why They Make no Sense)There are many reasons why not to adopt WebRTC, but do they have any real substance behind them?
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Promises
Read article →: PromisesAnd I don't mean the discussions around promises that might replace constraints in WebRTC.
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WebRTC Demo: How to Explain WebRTC to People
Read article →: WebRTC Demo: How to Explain WebRTC to PeopleNeed to show a WebRTC demo to explain people what WebRTC is all about? Here are some "sample" services that…
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Why Apple isn't Developing a Chromecast When Everyone Else Is
Read article →: Why Apple isn't Developing a Chromecast When Everyone Else IsSince Chromecast got released it had its share of copycats. From Mozilla to Microsoft. Only company missing is Apple. What's…
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Which of the WebRTC Tool Vendors will be the Next to Go?
Read article →: Which of the WebRTC Tool Vendors will be the Next to Go?WebRTC acquisitions have focused around WebRTC tool vendors. Who will be the next to get acquired, and by which other…
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Will HTTPS Everywhere Affect Internet Video Deliver?
Read article →: Will HTTPS Everywhere Affect Internet Video Deliver?HTTPS Everywhere is about improving our privacy. How is it going to affect video delivery over the internet?
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The Old Ways are Back? FUDing for Enterprise Video Conferencing with Ebola
Read article →: The Old Ways are Back? FUDing for Enterprise Video Conferencing with EbolaEnterprise video conferencing is looking for disasters to market their products. The latest FUD is around Ebola no less.


