Webcasting

[web-kas-ting, ‐kah-sting]

Web·cast·ing

[web-kas-ting, ‐kah-sting]
noun Computers. (often lowercase)
the broadcasting of news, entertainment, etc., using the Internet, specifically the World Wide Web.
Also called cybercasting.


Origin:
1995–2000; (World Wide) Web + (broad)casting

Web·cast, noun
Web·cast·er, noun
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Webcasting is always a great word to know.
So is digital. Does it mean:
a touch-sensitive display screen, in which touching different portions of the screen with a finger will cause the computer to take actions
involving numerical digits expressed in a scale of notation to represent discretely all variables occurring in a problem
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webcasting definition

multimedia, World-Wide Web
(From "World-Wide Web" and "broadcast", sometimes just called "push") Multicasting on the Internet. Webcasting implies real-time streaming transmission of encoded video (or audio) under the control of the server to multiple recipients who all receive the same content at the same time. This is in contrast to normal web browsing which is controlled from the browser by individual users and may take arbitrarily long to deliver a complete document.
Pointcast and Marimba were early pioneers.
International Webcasting Association (http://webcasters.org/).
(2003-07-08)

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