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I hate the word webinar.  Yes, it's a collision of web and seminar (which comes from Latin, meaning 'seed-bed'; so is it now a 'web-bed' or 'seed-web'?). Seminars are supposed to be where ideas are expressed, examined, deconstructed and new ideas formed or restated.  All the webinars I have been too are NOT this.  They are lectures and sales platforms.  Not that it is a bad thing, but the two are not the cousins (seminar & webinar).  Maybe it should be webture, lectweb, websentation, or webpitch.

Plus, it sounds like a villain name from an 80's cartoon and you know how bad those were (I've made up worse names as a kid, too).