Webcast

Webcast Definition

Web·cast (web′kast′)

noun

something, as a performance or other public event, transmitted for a large audience over the World Wide Web

Etymology: Web (see web, ) + (broad)cast

Webcast Usage Examples

Preposition: of

presentation: His presentation slides and a simultaneous audio webcast of the presentation will be available through Credit Suisse First Boston's web site.
event: The SDC is pleased to be hosting a live webcast of these events - you're welcome to join our virtual audience!
call: To listen to the webcast of this call, we recommend you register in advance.

Converse of object

watch: Don't worry if you can't watch the webcast then, you can always watch it from their archive later on.
host: The SDC is pleased to be hosting a live webcast of these events - you're welcome to join our virtual audience!
view: You must have windows media player installed in order to view the webcast.
access: Notes for editors To access the webcast, viewers must have a PC with internet access equipped with Microsoft Media Player or Real Player.
do: Kenny Griffith, Airdrie, Scotland Comments from Tuesday 23 May Great effort guys to do a live webcast.
include: The website includes a live webcast of the proceedings.

Adjective modifier

simultaneous: His presentation slides and a simultaneous audio webcast of the presentation will be available through Credit Suisse First Boston's web site.
archived: An archived webcast and full transcript, including questions and answers, will be available by the end of the week.
live: There will be a live webcast of the sessions taking place in the main room.
audio: To listen to the audio webcast we recommend that you register in advance.
first: Welcome to what we believe is the world's first hunting webcast.
full: For the full Webcast of this event click here.

Modifies a noun

presentation: Speakers on key themes will take part in live webcast presentations whilst experts will lead development workshops.
event: The webcast event can be viewed via the PROactive website.
page: You can watch the General Assembly live by visiting our webcast page here.

Noun used with modifier

Internet: The first section of photography is complete and a release on the internet webcast can be expected at a later date.
conference: Also, an archived replay of the conference webcast will be available on the Company's website.

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