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Webcam

A camera with an assigned Internet protocol (IP) address, reachable by persons on the Internet and in possession of the IP address or a Web link.Webcams with remotely controlled pan and zoom features are becoming an important tool for the marketing of commercial properties, especially when potential buyers or tenants may come from anywhere in the nation or the world.



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Web cams are something most computer users utilize on a regular basis, and promotional webcams are perfect incentive gifts to give to those deserving employees in your organization, but they work equally well as thank you gifts for individuals who use your product or services.
The 69th annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally is started with a bunch of live webcams offered for everyone who will miss the event.
Through a new initiative, called School Projects Direct, headteachers can organise building and maintenance work for their schools online, and pupils can use technology such as webcams to learn as the work happens.
 
 
 
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