simulcast
/ˈsaɪ.məlˌkæst/
noun
- A broadcast that is transmitted simultaneously on two or more different media (e.g., radio and television, or online and on TV).
- Many sports events now offer a simulcast with commentary in different languages.
- The news channel provided a simulcast of the press conference on its website and app.
- The concert was a simulcast on both the radio and the internet.
verb
- To broadcast a program simultaneously on two or more different media.
- The company plans to simulcast the CEO's speech to employees in all offices.
- They will simulcast the game on AM and FM radio stations.
- The network decided to simulcast the awards show on TV and streaming platforms.