livestream

verb

to broadcast (an event) on the internet as it happens

noun

a live broadcast of an event on the internet

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Examples from the Web for livestream

Contemporary Examples of livestream

ABC placed comically harsh restrictions on the inaugural Academy Awards livestream.
ABC Promised to Livestream the Oscars and Totally Failed
Amy Zimmerman
March 3, 2014
More than 400 people attended yesterday's event, with over 4,000 people tuning in via Livestream.
Harnessing Social Media To Keep Moms Healthy
Laura Dimon
May 9, 2013
Eventually a few questions were solicited from the audience and those watching the livestream online.
Liberalism And Zionism (Sort Of) Debated
Jacob Silverman
April 15, 2013
Livestream An embeddable livestream of the summit is available here.
Women in the World Social Media Engagement: Get Social!
The Daily Beast
February 24, 2012
As a result, Livestream, without the consent of the team, upgraded the Global Revolution account to premium.
The Technology Propelling #OccupyWallStreet
Sam Schlinkert
October 6, 2011