A method to distribute information to multiple recipients simultaneously

To simultaneously send the same message to multiple recipients. One host to all hosts on network.

1767, adjective, in reference to the spreading of seed, from broad (adj.) + past participle of cast (v.). Figurative use is recorded from 1785. Modern media use began with radio (1922, adjective and n [..]

Broadcast can be defined as follows: Delivery of a transmission to two or more stations at the same time, such as over a bus-type local network or by satellite. Protocol mechanism whereby group and un [..]

to transmit signals, especially for radio or television media.

radio or television program.

An information transmission that is intended to be interpreted by all entities capable of receiving it.

Transmitting a single signal or data stream to many potential users simultaneously. Traditional TV and radio are examples of wireless broadcast technology. Most mobile phone technology is unicast inst [..]

To randomly disperse seeds or other material across a set area.

 To spread fertilizer over a large growing area.

To toss around fertilizer or seeds on the ground by hand.

(1) To sow seed by scattering it over the soil surface. (2) To apply a pesticide or fertilizer uniformly to an entire, specific area by scattering or spraying it.

Over-the-air transmission of TV channel programming from a central broadcast source to multiple homes in the channel reception area via a network of land transmitters or via satellite.

The act of spreading a soil or plant amendment like fertilizer evenly across any given area. Usually this is done by hand or a hand-held spreading tool.

message that is transmitted by radio or television air: broadcast over the airwaves, as in radio or television; "We cannot air this X-rated song" sow over a wide area, especi [..]

A single message addressed to all nodes on a network.

to send out radio or television programs of news, music and entertainment

adj. Disseminated far and wide.

Internetworking Dictionary A special type of multicast packet which all nodes on the network are always willing to receive. See also: multicast.

To simultaneously send the same message to multiple recipients. Broadcasting is a useful feature in e-mail systems. It is also supported by some fax systems. In networking, a distinction is made betwe [..]

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Simultaneous transmission over the airwaves of information in the form of electromagnetic signals to all who own the equipment (radio or television receiver) necessary to receive the signal or via a c [..]

1. Normally refers to the sending a network message to all receptive parties, normally all users, that an action or activity pertaining to that group is going to, or has happened. In networking, a distinction is made between broadcasting and multicasting. Broadcasting sends a message to everyone on the network whereas multicasting sends a message t [..]

Data packet that are sent to all nodes on a network. Broadcasts are identified by a broadcast address.

To transmit a signal.

A packet whose special address results in its being heard by all hosts on a computer network.

A way of scattering seeds widely over an irregular patch, rather than sowing them in straight lines or drills. Lawn seed is usually broadcast.

communicating using radio and/or TV.

Transmission to a large number of people by radio or television.

See airplay.

(noun) Television or radio signals designed to reach a mass audience. (Some websites offer original or redistributed broadcasts.) (verb) 1) To transmit television or radio signals. 2) To email or fax [..]

A single radio or TV program; the transmission or duration of a program. Any message that is transmitted over a large area, not necessarily by a broadcast station, is said to be broadcast. For example [..]

The transmission of one set of documents to two or more receivers.

communicating using radio and/or TV.

A message that is sent through the Scratch program, activating When I Receive () blocks

communicating near and far using radio and television.

Broadcasting means sending the same content simulaneously to a large number of people, often a live event. Video on demand means you send the same content to many people, but not in lock step. Each pe [..]

A network transmission sent to all nodes on a network.

(n) message that is transmitted by radio or television(n) a radio or television show(v) broadcast over the airwaves, as in radio or television(v) sow over a wide area, especially by hand(v) cause to b [..]

In radiocommunications, broadcasting is the transmission of information that is intended for the general public. This service includes both sound transmissions (radio) as well as video transmissions ( [..]

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Data transmission to all addresses or functions. Brouter (bridging/router)

 Can refer to the action of pushing out email, or can refer to the email itself.  

To make something known widely; disseminate something.

The replaying of pre-recorded works to multiple listeners through various media or in a ‘semi-live’ setting such as a bar or bookstore, and including radio, TV, webcasting, podcasting, etc.

To make something known widely; disseminate something.

In an IP network environment, broadcast refers to sending information from one device to every device on the network. When broadcasting, it is not possible to control or specify which devices can receive this information.

Uniform application to an entire area.

To send a datagram to multiple destinations simultaneously.

Over-the-air transmission of TV channel programming from a central broadcast source to multiple homes in the channel reception area via a network of land transmitters or via satellite.

Sending a message to all members of a group of recipients, usually all units of execution participating in a computation.  

To send a datagram

A networking term indicating that the message should be sent to all slaves/clients.

The process of sending the same email message to multiple recipients.

Request/directive to switch to Broadcast Control.

Request/directive to switch to Broadcast Control.

(1) To sow seed by scattering it over the soil surface. (2) To apply a pesticide or fertilizer uniformly to an entire, specific area by scattering or spraying it.

The term broadcast is used in several different ways in communications and networking. With respect to LANs, the term refers to information (frames) sent to all devices on the physical segment. For example, a bus topology, in which a common cable is used to connect devices, is considered a broadcast technology.

cast or scattered widely, in all directions transmitted, signalled, or communicated via radio waves or electronic means relating to transmissions of messages or signals via radio waves or electro [..]