Bambuser AB (publ) is a Swedish company, founded in 2007. Bambuser provides a platform for mobile live video streaming but in 2014, they shifted focus to their B2B offering, providing mobile live video for brands, organizations and app developers. Bambuser's HQ is situated in Stockholm, Sweden, with an office in Turku, Finland. The Swedish office concentrates on business development, marketing and European sales, while the Turku office focuses on technology and development. In May 2017, Bambuser was listed on Nasdaq First North stock exchange (ticker: Buser). Products Bambuser's Mobile Live Video Platform Bambuser offers an end-to-end solution for live streaming that companies use to integrate live video in their workflows and apps. Bambuser Software Development Kit Bambuser SDKs allow developers to integrate live video broadcasting and playback in mobile apps. History Bambuser started out as an online community that was an interactive mobile video streaming platform which enabled users to effortlessly stream and share live video using a smartphone or a computer equipped with a webcam. In addition to being accessible on the Bambuser website, broadcasts were also able to be shared on various social media websites such as Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr and Blogger. The Bambuser community was a free to use service for private individuals and representatives of charities. Bambuser Community in the Media In 2010, Finnish broadcasting channel YLE adopted Bambuser as an alternative platform for their online and news broadcasts. This allowed YLE to get more live-coverage on their webpage, and allowed the viewers to interact with the reporters on the scene. In November 2010, Bambuser was one of the finalists in The Europas, the European Startup Awards. 33,126 votes were cast across 23 categories, and eight judges deliberated over the results. On January 1, 2011, the Swedish Pirate party celebrated its five-year anniversary with a Bambuser live broadcast with party leader Rick Falkvinge and vice party leader Anna Troberg. Live in the video, Falkvinge sent a tweet saying he stepped down as party leader, and he announced that his successor would be Troberg. Bambuser Community use in the Middle East During the demonstrations in Egypt, Bambuser (along with microblogging site Twitter) was blocked by the government. Shortly thereafter most of the country's internet traffic was restricted. During this blackout, Bambuser set up a special Egypt page on their website, collecting all the streams originating from Egypt and the protests on Tahrir Square. This page later evolved