Entity: LIVE-STREAM
Live-stream refers to the broadcasting of video or audio content over the internet in real-time or near real-time, allowing viewers to watch events as they happen.
LIVE-STREAM
Etymology
The term 'live-stream' combines 'live', indicating real-time, and 'stream', referring to the continuous flow of data over the internet.
Definition
Live-stream is a digital broadcasting method where video or audio content is transmitted over the internet for live viewing, often accompanied by commentary or interaction.
Historical Context
Live-streaming gained popularity with the rise of social media platforms and advancements in internet technology, allowing individuals and organizations to reach a global audience in real-time.
Cultural Significance
Live-streaming has revolutionized the way events are experienced, from concerts and sports games to educational lectures and news broadcasts. It has also created new opportunities for content creators and influencers to engage with their followers.
Related Concepts
- Video streaming
- Webcasting
- Online broadcasting
See Also
- Livestreaming on Wikipedia
- Live streaming definition on Merriam-Webster
A digital broadcasting method where video or audio content is transmitted over the internet for live viewing, often accompanied by commentary or interaction.