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We have new data about market share of browsers. Time to see how these translate into WebRTC support and your own service.

There's been progress in the Alliance of Open Media recently, and all of it is positive. Here's a quick analysis of the various players.

H.264 is about to become the popular choice for WebRTC developers. Here are a few reasons why this is happening.

Google just announced Allo and Duo communication apps. How does that fit with Google Hangouts and the bigger picture?

A status check of where we are in the WebRTC market and where we are headed, now that the technology is 5 years old.

Skype WebRTC support is "almost" here, with it running on Edge natively. Why is that expected, and what it means to the rest of the browser vendors?

Dave decided that WebRTC is a distraction, deeming it dangerous. I think his post is a dangerous distraction, and dismissing WebRTC is bad for your health - and for your business plan.

Google partnering with carriers and the GSMA around RCS won't change its efforts around WebRTC or the bright future ahead of WebRTC. The two aren't competing with each other and serve different purposes inside Google.