Is Pay-Per-Stream Now Possible? - WebRTC World

Latest Featured Articles » Is Pay-Per-Stream Now Possible? Streamium is said to be similar to Meerkat and Periscope in operation, but adds the extra twist of including a Bitcoin-driven pay-per-minute system. Rates are defined by the user, and users supply the email address of choice by which said users would like to be paid. Then, once the stream is open, users start paying at the defined rate to watch the stream in question. The system uses Web-based real time communications (WebRTC) protocol as the basis for its streaming capability, and reports suggest the entire code can be found at GitHub. » Europe Picking Up the Pace with Real Time Communications The WebRTC solutions lets operators offer enterprise customers a 0800 number and an HTML Click-to-Call Button that allows voice and video calls from any national and international location without having to install client software, the big advantage of WebRTC. » Wheelings & Dealings: Twilio Debuts $50 Million App Development Fund Twilio has launched a $50 million development investment fund, focused on attracting new developers and businesses to build on its platform, while giving existing developers resources to do more. » Turn Up the Volume: Google Tone is Here The latest invention for the Web from the Google research team comes with the goal of data transmission in the form of audio signals. Basically, computers will literally be able to speak to one another as humans do. » Advancements in Real Time Communications Improve Healthcare Delivery With so many businesses jumping on board - what does that mean for the WebRTC market? Mainstream adoption is a sure thing and users will continue to raise the bar in terms of their expectations when it comes to performance. It could very well hurt other players in the market who are unable to deliver the same type of communication, while creating opportunity for those who can. Top Stories » NetNumber Tells Its Single-Platform Signaling Story at Perspectives15 » Tutorsys.com to Use WebRTC for Online Tutoring » Avi Networks Demonstrates Next-Gen Application Delivery Controller » Fountain Help Service Debuts WebRTC-based Web Chat Featured Resources » LTE for IoT » Internet Quality Report » Cloud Usage Risk Report Featured Channels » Real Time Communications » WebRTC Solutions - WebRTC Solutions » Next Generation Digital Services - Next Generation Digital Services Advertise With Us Contact us Become a WebRTC columnist! Become a WebRTC World columnist! Want to contribute your thought leadership and expertise around this exciting new collaboration technology to a rapidly growing audience? Become a writer, blogger or columnist for the WebRTC World and this newsletter. Contact Erik Linask, Group Editorial Director, at elinask@tmcnet.com for details.

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