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webcast
This term blends the concepts of the World Wide Web and traditional broadcasting, evoking a sense of wide-scale digital distribution. It is typically used in professional, corporate, or academic settings to describe official events that are streamed to a remote audience, carrying a more formal connotation than a casual live stream on social media.
As a noun, it refers to the specific instance of the broadcast or the recorded archive of that event. When used as a verb, it describes the technical act of transmission. While it follows standard countability for nouns, it is often used in the singular to refer to a specific event series.
Meanings
Phrasal Verbs
webcast live
to transmit a broadcast in real-time as events occur
The news agency will webcast live from the scene of the protest.