( Web + broadcast) (noun) A broadcast of video signals that's digitized and streamed on the World Wide Web, and which may also be made available for download. (verb) To digitize and stream a broadcast on the World Wide Web.
Webcasting is the method by which sound or video media is broadcast online. RealPlayer is one Webcasting application used to transmit both video and audio on the World Wide Web. Webcasting can describe live, delayed and prerecorded material broadcast online.
A live streaming media event broadcast for the Internet.
Live streaming video or audio on the Internet.
a live audiovisual broadcast of an event that is digitized and streamed over the World Wide Web and that can also be archived and accessed asynchronously (on demand)
a live broadcast (including audio) via the Internet directly into your browser
a live broadcast that is conducted over the Internet
a live video with sound and shows the name of the person who is speaking on your screen too
a multimedia event or e-presentation that can play video, sound, slides, or any combination of any of these sensory techniques
a multimedia presentation that uses the Internet to broadcast live or delayed audio and video transmissions, much like traditional television and radio broadcasts
an electronic, streaming media, file sent out across the internet and available to anyone who visits the location that it is originating from
an event that is recorded live and then broadcast over the internet
a useful application that incorporates both video and sound and allows you to reach hundreds of people at once over the Internet
a video broadcast that you watch on your computer
a video or audio broadcast you can view on your computer as it happens live
a video stream over the Internet of a special event or a videoconference event with up to three schools
a video you can watch right from your computer screen
a way to showcase thought leaders from all around the world
A live event broadcast over the World Wide Web using streaming audio and/or video.
To send live audio and/or video programming over the Web. It is the Internet counterpart to traditional radio and TV broadcasting.
Web delivery of a live or delayed broadcast such as, movies, videos, radio and television.
An Enhanced Service that allows customers to broadcast an audio conference call to participants via the internet.
A presentation in which a live event is recorded and streamed (broadcasted) over the Internet, or archived for viewing at a later time.
To use the Internet to broadcast live or delayed audio and/or video transmissions, much like traditional television and radio broadcasts. For example, a university may offer on-line courses in which the instructor Webcasts a pre-recorded or live lecture, or an enterprise may Webcast a press conference in lieu of or in addition to a conference call. Users typically must have the appropriate multimedia application in order to view a Webcast.
Broadcast (transmit) over the World Wide Web.
The means through which parliamentary proceedings, including committee hearings, are broadcast on the internet.
webcast is similar in intent to a broadcast television program but designed for internet transmission. Webcast clients allow a user to connect to a server, which is distributing (webcasting) the webcast, and displays the televisual content to the user.
Broadcast of video signals that is digitized and streamed on the World Wide Web, and which can also be made available for downloading.
A broadcast of live video or audio on the Internet.
The word webcast is derived from "web" and "broadcast". Its use has varied since the early-mid 1990s as the nature of the medium came into public use.
