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The Real Cost of Real-Time: What Your WebRTC Bill Actually Looks Like
Read article →: The Real Cost of Real-Time: What Your WebRTC Bill Actually Looks LikeMost buyers pick a Video API vendor on features. The pricing model is what they get stuck with.
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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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The Week that was: WebRTC Conference & Expo III
Read article →: The Week that was: WebRTC Conference & Expo IIIMy impresseions from WebRTC Conference &Expo III in Santa Clara. Brace yourselves - this one is way longer than usual...
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Jocly and WebRTC: An Interview With Michel Gutierrez
Read article →: Jocly and WebRTC: An Interview With Michel GutierrezHere's the first real vendor that is using WebRTC for gaming purposes, as opposed to an interesting demo: an interview…
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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.
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Winners and Losers of no MTI Video Codec in WebRTC
Read article →: Winners and Losers of no MTI Video Codec in WebRTCThe indecision in the IETF over the MTI codec for WebRTC has been a bad thing - but only to…
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OnSIP and WebRTC: An Interview With Will Mitchell
Read article →: OnSIP and WebRTC: An Interview With Will MitchellOnSIP is a cloud provider of business VoIP services. I had the opportunity to chat with Will Mitchell on what…
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WebRTC for Business People: The Research Paper
Read article →: WebRTC for Business People: The Research PaperAnnouncing the release of my paper and its availability. This one is about WebRTC (obviously).
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XSockets.NET and WebRTC: An Interview With Magnus Thor
Read article →: XSockets.NET and WebRTC: An Interview With Magnus ThorEver thought of using .NET for WebRTC? XSockets.NET is doing just that, and here's an interview with Magnus Thor on…