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e-Meetings: The Same As, And Different From, Traditional Meetings

By Jonathan Bick
October 31, 2005

e-Meetings, the now nearly standard second “conference room” of many commerce ventures and consulting-service providers, like traditional meetings, are simply any prearranged gathering for the purpose of discussing business or other affairs.

Telephone technology has long eliminated the need for physical presence at meetings, but the underlying technology of the Internet ' which copies and then transfers content from private server to private server ' results in novel legal difficulties for people who participate in e-meetings.

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