The phrase "a webcast of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific online broadcast or streaming event that is being presented or recorded.
Example: "We are excited to announce a webcast of a live concert featuring our favorite band."
Alternatives: "an online broadcast of a" or "a streaming event of a".
TOMORROW, 9 p.m. www.healthology.com A Webcast of a discussion on tans, differences among sunscreens and skin care.
During a Webcast of a biopsy, for example, the pathologist surprised the researchers by mentioning that their method of preparing samples sometimes made his work more difficult.
On Nov. 15, the American Music Center will present a Webcast of a concert played by the ensemble from the Copland House in Cortlandt Manor (www.newmusicbox.org).org
MONDAY at 8 a.m. through Wednesday at 9 59 p.m. www.icast.com A webcast of a stunt by David Blaine, an illusionist, who will attempt to spend more than 55 hours enclosed in a block of ice.
Yahoo Broadcast, which conducted the Victoria's Secret fashion show, as well as a Webcast of a Cranberries concert on Ford Motor's site, charges between $7,500 and $100,000, depending on the extent of production assistance required.
You can watch a live webcast of the announcement here (and I strongly advise you to do so: sitting around watching a webcast of a pair of gilt doors constitutes my favourite moment of the literary year. The excitement when the doors finally open is quite out of proportion).
That was what happened this year at the RailsConf, a software conference in Baltimore, when attendees caused Wi-Fi gridlock by tuning in to a webcast of an unrelated event across the country.
He made the remarks during a webcast of an investor conference yesterday, adding the iPhone, on the other hand, will continue to play an important role for AT&T "for quite some period of time".
A Webcast of the hearing is here.
You can watch a Webcast of "Philharmonic 360" on medici.tv.
You can watch a Webcast of the meeting.
