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videoconference

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vid·e·o·con·fer·ence  (vd--knfr-ns, -frns)
n.
A teleconference using video technology, such as closed-circuit television.
vide·o·confer·enc·ing n.
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General Stanley McChrystal said in an interview with CBS television's "60 Minutes" news program, broadcast Sunday, that he had spoken to Obama once by secure videoconference since arriving in the strife-torn country.
Pentagon plays down questions over Obama-McChrystal talks by AFP / AFP American Edition
When we say "videoconference", we don''t just mean a glorified chatroom, or some sort of group phone call with added video: although it is true that both things may have some things in common with what we mean, a videoconference is far, far more.
See You at the Meeting? Sure ? but I Won't Be Moving from My Desk! by Firmati Team / Business community
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