What Is Internet Video Conferencing?
Internet video conferencing is a service that allows people to call and see each other via an Internet connection. People often confuse Internet video conferencing with Internet video broadcasting. Conferencing is more private and much like a telephone conversation.
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History
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The first use of Internet video conferencing occurred in 1992 via the MBone system headed by Van Jacobson of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, according to the U.S. Department of Energy.
Features
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You can have a web conference with multiple people, and you can share video and audio in real time. You simply need an Internet connection, a microphone and a web camera.
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Benefits
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Internet video conferencing can cut down a business's travel expenses, because participants in a web conference meet from the privacy of their home or office, reducing the need for hotels and plane tickets.
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