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- noun Plural form of
webchat .
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Examples
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A big thank you to Dorothy and everyone who joined in the webchat today and helped to make it a huge success - some terrific questions - drop me an email to greg. eden@waterstones.com if you'd like to review more books and take part in future webchats when the opportunity arises.
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It was fine for Obama to give a big televised speech to Congress in favor of health care reform, to use his webchats to support health care reform, to use his e-mail list to support health care reform, and so on.
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The sudden reappearance of David Beckham this week – giving interviews, frowning through webchats, being fondled by Jonathan Ross – was quite hard to comprehend at first.
Will somebody please tell David Beckham that it's time to go away? 2010
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It's long, but more revealing than a lot of shorter interviews and webchats.
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For example, utilize web-based solutions to enable webchats, webcasts, or instant-messaging options to invite participants to ask questions, make comments and share ideas.
Forbes.com: News Kimberly Ramalho 2011
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Once online, he would indulge in sexually explicit webchats with the boys, perform sexual acts in front of them using his webcam and encourage them to do the same.
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As part of the Sussex Police People: Live initiative, the public will also be able to join in with webchats, interactive walkabouts where they can direct cameras and on Twitter using the hashtag £SPPlive.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph Andy Bloxham 2011
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Both Hu and Premier Wen Jiabao have engaged in public webchats before, and there are international precedents.
Fast Company Kit Eaton 2010
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Every candidate has been - or will be - offered the chance to take part in the one-hour interactive webchats and have their plea to the electorate filmed.
News round-up 2010
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The vote of the Mumsnetters - middle-class women who view internet webchats as the new coffee mornings - is seen as strategically important as the general election looms.
Home | Mail Online 2010
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