Jive acquired Meetings.io in what can be seen as the second acquisition around WebRTC in under a month. Who will be the next interested companies in acquiring WebRTC startups and what does this say of the market?

TenHands makes an interesting use case for WebRTC. They have decided to tackle the traditional enterprise video conferencing market and do that by using WebRTC natively. Here’s an interview with Mark Weidick, TenHands’ CEO.

Android is making its transition from a mobile operating system into a cross platform runtime environment. Where can we see this happening today?

How are carriers reacting to WebRTC when all telecommunication API platforms are heading that way?

OTT vendors need to start taking stock. They are the ones with the most to lose from WebRTC. You know my opinion about OTTs and WebRTC. OTTs rely on locking in users into their free services and then trying to find how to monetize them. When I worked on my presentation for the WebRTC conference, […]

Wi-Fi might be used for offloading, but somehow, it is too broken for that. Here are a few tackles I had with Wi-Fi just this week.

Telefonica just acquired TokBox. But was this a deal about WebRTC? Or was it about video calling? Maybe it was about APIs for developers?

Carriers need to enter the developer ecosystem game. There are several ways in which they are doing it.

I am looking for companies who use WebRTC. If you are one of them – please come and talk to me.