1. a broadcast or transmission of audio or video content over the internet or computer networks
Usage: informal; technology

1. to broadcast or transmit audio or video content over the internet or computer networks
Usage: informal; technology

Examples

• The conference organizers decided to cybercast the keynote speech so remote attendees could participate.
• Many universities now cybercast their lectures to students who cannot attend in person.
• The live cybercast of the concert reached thousands of viewers worldwide.
• She tuned in to the cybercast of the town hall meeting from her home office.
• The company cybercasts its quarterly earnings announcements to investors and media outlets.
• During the pandemic, schools relied on cybercasts to deliver instruction to students at home.