I. INTRODUCTION
The Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) and the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) are currently tasked with bringing WebRTC among browsers to an acceptable level in both the industry and the academia. WebRTC is an open framework that offers web application developers the ability to write rich real-time multimedia applications (e.g. video and gaming applications) on the web without requiring plugins or extensions. Its purpose is to help build a strong Real Time Communication (RTC) platform that works across multiple web browsers and platforms. In an implementation, the WebRTC API will abstract several key components for real-time audio, video, networking and signal [1], [2]. While the IETF is standardizing the signalling protocols and media technologies (e.g. codecs) required in WebRTC, the W3C is standardizing the APIs and browsers for real time communication.