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Reading
Why Airline Fee Model Will Kill Innovation (The New Dial Tone)
Comparing airline business model to telecom fast lanes and net neutrality is in the news lately. Amir Zmora explains how and why this relates to WebRTC (and VoIP).
Technical
Configure TURN server for webRTC with Firefox (Knoldus)
The title says it all…
Use Cases and Customer Wins
AT&T is the first US carrier to support WebRTC (The Verge)
AT&T took its beta for developers and announced its official GA release at their DevSummit. Essentially, this provides WebRTC access to AT&T customers’ phone numbers. Here’s Aswath Rao’s thoughts about it.
Releases
First week of 2015. Nothing new.
From our own posts
- WebRTC technology predictions for 2015 (TechTarget)
- Kim Dotcom Goes WebRTC? (BlogGeek.me)
- WebRTC in 2015 – What New Capabilities Should we Expect? (BlogGeek.me)