Heading to Paris for the WebRTC Conference

There's a conference next week I am joining. It is about WebRTC and telcos.
I've been preparing in the last several weeks to the WebRTC Conference in Paris (10-12 October). I have there 3 presentations of my own, which lead to a lot of work on my part.
I've been trying to work in my mind what is the telcos' role in a world of WebRTC for a while now. It seems like this is both an opportunity and a challenge to them – one that can assist them in the brave new world of OTTs. This is why this specific WebRTC conference is important to me – it deals directly with the connection between telcos and WebRTC.
When I decided to offer some topics for the agenda, I tried to select topics that were less covered – looking at WebRTC less from the technical point of view of its inner workings or integration points of WebRTC to various other networks and instead focusing on how it changes the basic principles of communications and what its architectural decisions mean to the ecosystem involved and the new one that is taking shape.
These are the topics I will be presenting:
I've been preparing in the last several weeks to the WebRTC Conference in Paris (10-12 October). I have there 3 presentations of my own, which lead to a lot of work on my part.
I've been trying to work in my mind what is the telcos' role in a world of WebRTC for a while now. It seems like this is both an opportunity and a challenge to them – one that can assist them in the brave new world of OTTs. This is why this specific WebRTC conference is important to me – it deals directly with the connection between telcos and WebRTC.
When I decided to offer some topics for the agenda, I tried to select topics that were less covered – looking at WebRTC less from the technical point of view of its inner workings or integration points of WebRTC to various other networks and instead focusing on how it changes the basic principles of communications and what its architectural decisions mean to the ecosystem involved and the new one that is taking shape.
These are the topics I will be presenting:


I'm really glad the IETF is working on a new video codec too:
"Following the success of Opus..."
http://www.ietf.org/mail-archive/web/video-codec/current/msg00002.html
It won't make it in time for WebRTC though, but is is good to see they will probably be working on it.