webcast

/ˈwɛbˌkæst/
noun
  1. A broadcast of audio or video content over the internet, often live or recorded for later viewing.
    • The company's annual meeting was available as a webcast for remote employees.
    • I watched a live webcast of the concert from my living room.
    • The museum offers a free webcast of its weekly lecture series.
verb
  1. To broadcast audio or video content over the internet.
    • The university will webcast the graduation ceremony for families who cannot attend.
    • Many news organizations webcast their press conferences live.
    • She plans to webcast her cooking class every Tuesday evening.
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