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("long distance" conferencing) An interactive communications session between two or more users who are geographically separated. Years ago, teleconferencing meant a "conference" that required at least three people. Later, the term evolved into meaning two or more people. See audioconferencing, videoconferencing and data conferencing. |
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| Penney, Kodak, IBM, Merrill Lynch and General Motors have leaped forward by creating their own audio and video networks for teleconferencing as the format to conduct sales meetings, new product introductions, board meetings, press conferences, panel discussions, dealer and broker information and the like. The teleconferencing service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week until December 31, 2005. Group Editorial Director Grahame Lynch serves thirteen Advanstar telecommunications and teleconferencing publications circulating in North America, Latin America and Asia. |
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