Videcoconferencing Method and System for Connecting a Host with a Plurality of Participants
AssigneeAT&T Intellectual Property I, L.P.
InventorsTerry Ray Forkner, Richard Lee Melton, George Thomas LaMar
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AssigneeAT&T Intellectual Property I, L.P.
InventorsTerry Ray Forkner, Richard Lee Melton, George Thomas LaMar
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An improved videoconferencing system and method are provided for connecting a host to a plurality of participants. Unlike other videoconferencing methods and systems, the videoconferencing system and method of these preferred embodiments allow each of the parties of a videoconference to benefit from the interaction between the host and the selected participant without limiting the number of participants that can join the videoconference. The host and participants can interact with the videoconferencing system by issuing voice commands or DTMF signals to a voice response unit or by using a computer to access the videoconferencing system directly or indirectly though a network such as the World Wide Web.
A method for use in a system comprising a network coupled with a first party with a plurality of parties comprising a second party, the method comprising:
A computer-readable storage medium comprising a set of instructions to direct a processor to perform acts over a network coupling a first party with a plurality of parties comprising a second party, the acts comprising:
A system comprising:
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