Hilton plans live wedding party video service

TOKYO, Japan - Hilton Worldwide demonstrates a service that will bring people who are unable to attend a wedding reception at its hotel and those present at the party together through a live video service via an iPad tablet computer at Hilton Tokyo hotel on Dec. 13, 2010. The U.S. hotel chain operator said it will begin offering the service in Japan, especially targeting the grandparents of a bride and groom, who may be in frail health and unable to attend the wedding.

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