After a false start, it has finally happened – Kaltura has gone public. The US video software developer has listed on Nasdaq, instigating celebrations from an army of ‘Kalturians’ toasting the company’s meteoric rise from humble beginnings. We thought a fitting tribute to Kaltura’s newly acquired public status would be a little trip down memory lane – starting back in 2012 when Faultline heard the name Kaltura for the first time, which unfortunately wasn’t on good terms. Back then, in the early days of OVPs, companies would use Kaltura as a negative example of a company when talking up their own products, along the lines of “our product does many things, not just this one thing like Kaltura.” Kaltura’s co-founder…