simulcasting
/ˈsaɪməlˌkæstɪŋ/
noun
- The practice of broadcasting a program simultaneously on radio and television, or on multiple platforms.
- The network's simulcasting of the debate reached a much larger audience.
- Many sports events now use simulcasting across apps and traditional channels.
- Simulcasting allows viewers to watch a live event on TV while listening to the radio commentary.
Synonyms
verb
- Present participle of simulcast: broadcasting simultaneously on multiple platforms.
- The news team is simulcasting the press conference live.
- They are simulcasting the movie premiere on the website and the cable channel.
- The station is simulcasting the morning show on both AM and FM radio.