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This document discusses satellite videoconferencing, noting that it allows for two-way visual and audio communication over distances using an uplink dish to transmit to a satellite and downlink dish to receive. It lists advantages as enabling audio/video communication, personal feelings, and interaction, while disadvantages include potential costs, planning needs, scheduling requirements, and needing technical support. Guidelines for videoconferencing are also mentioned.
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