Entity: LIVE-BROADCAST
A live broadcast refers to a television or radio program that is transmitted in real-time as it happens, without significant delay. It can also include broadcasts streamed over the internet for live viewing.
LIVE-BROADCAST
Etymology
The term 'live broadcast' originates from the combination of 'live', indicating real-time transmission, and 'broadcast', referring to the dissemination of audio or video content to a wide audience.
Definition
A live broadcast is a real-time transmission of a television or radio program, often without a significant delay, allowing viewers to experience events as they unfold.
Historical Context
Live broadcasting has been a significant part of media since the early days of radio and television. It has played a crucial role in delivering breaking news, sports events, and entertainment to audiences worldwide.
Cultural Significance
Live broadcasts have become a staple in modern media, offering audiences an immersive experience and a sense of immediacy. They have also revolutionized the way events are covered and shared, shaping public discourse and cultural trends.
Related Concepts
- Live Stream: A broadcast streamed over the internet for live viewing.
- Fade-in: The gradual heightening of volume in sound production.
- Feed: Broadcasts sent by radio and TV networks to local stations or vice versa.
See Also
A live broadcast is a real-time transmission of a television or radio program, often without a significant delay, allowing viewers to experience events as they unfold.