simulcast

(sī′məl kast′, -käst′)

☆

to broadcast (a program, event, etc.) simultaneously by radio and television

Origin: < simultaneous + (broad)cast

noun

a program, etc. so broadcast

See simulcast in American Heritage Dictionary 4

verb si·mul·cast·ed, si·mul·cast·ing, si·mul·casts

verb, intransitive

To broadcast simultaneously by FM and AM radio or by radio and television.

verb, transitive

To broadcast (a program) by simulcasting.

noun

A broadcast so transmitted.

Origin:

Origin: simul(taneous)

Origin: + (broad)cast

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