The process of delivering audio and/or video online. Audio or video webcasts can be delivered live (as an event happens) or on-demand (at the user's convenience). They can be streamed (delivered [..]

Delivery of mostly non-interactive (i.e. linear) streamed video or audio content over the Internet using streaming media technology and analogous to broadcasts, delivering the stream to multiple recipients simultaneously.

Jensens Internet Dictionary use of World Wide Web to broadcast information. Unlike typical surfing, which relies on a pull method of transferring web pages, webcasting uses a "push" combination of technologies to send information to users' computers. This is also referred to as "broadcasting, channel surfing, or & [..]

The use of the Web as a one-to-many medium to broadcast events or hold collaborative conferences among remote participants.

Online visual and/or audio broadcasts, usually in real time.

Video or audio broadcast on the Internet, usually live.

Online visual and/or audio broadcasts, usually in real time.

The process of providing audio and/or video news or entertainment content over the Web using streaming technology. Also sometimes used to refer to providing content via push technology.

 A webcast is a media presentation distributed over the Internet using streaming media technology to distribute a single content source to many simultaneous listeners/viewers. A webcast may either be distributed live or on demand. Essentially, webcasting is “broadcasting” over the Internet.  

This generally refers to streaming audio on the Internet. Webcasters may be re-transmitting traditional AM/FM radio broadcasts, providing Internet-only services transmitting several different channels or varied types/styles/genres, or supplying services which syndicate music programming on Web sites (usually background music).

Using the Internet, and the World Wide Web in particular, to broadcast information. Unlike typical surfing, which relies on a pull method of transferring Web pages, webcasting uses push technologies.

Webcasting is a general term in IT that refers to broadcasting or presenting over the Internet. As faster IP speeds and more efficient digital video and audio technologies have added capacity to this [..]

Delivery of mostly non-interactive (i.e. linear) streamed video or audio content over the Internet using streaming media technology and analogous to broadcasts, delivering the stream to multiple recipients simultaneously.

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