Atlassian just became a WebRTC superpower. Sort of. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
The news is out. Yesterday, Atlassian announced through their HipChat blog that they acquired Blue Jimp: <\/p>\n
Weve acquired Blue Jimp, the mastermind team behind the Jitsi Community. <\/p>\n
The title itself speaks volumes of Atlassians needs and intent: HipChat acquires Blue Jimp & Jitsi.org <\/p>\n
TechCrunch did the usual coverage of this, while the rest of the tech media was silent. <\/p>\n
To understand what Blue Jimp did along with an analysis of how this affects the WebRTC ecosystem, Id recommend Chad Harts post. <\/p>\n
I do like to reflect on a few issues with this acquisition though: <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Why was this so important for HipChat? Heres a session Jonathan Nolen, HipChats Product Manager, gave at our Kranky Geek event on June 2014: <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
This is the 16th WebRTC acquisition, and the 3rd one this year. Interesting times. <\/p>\n
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