livestream

/ˈlaɪvstriːm/

live broadcast over the internet

The company announced its new product via a livestream.

The company used a live internet broadcast to reveal its new product.

Technology

technical

A live broadcast transmitted over the internet, typically in real-time.

The gamer hosted a livestream of his latest gameplay session.

The gamer broadcasted his latest gameplay session live on the internet.

The musician performed an exclusive song during the livestream.

The musician played a special song during the live internet broadcast.

Livestreams are commonly used for gaming, music performances, product launches, and educational content.

Collocations

go liveto start a livestreamwatch a livestreamto view a live internet broadcastlivestream platforma website or app that hosts livestreams

a real-time text conversation during a livestream

a person who broadcasts livestreams

Livestreams are often used for gaming, tutorials, and events.

Always use 'livestream' in the context of internet video broadcasting.

A compound of 'live' (real-time) and 'stream' (continuous flow of data). Popularized with the rise of internet video platforms.

The term is commonly used in the context of online video platforms like Twitch, YouTube, and Facebook Live.

live

real-time

root

stream

continuous flow of data

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