'show streaming' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a digital video broadcast that is available over the internet so that viewers can watch the broadcast in real-time. For example: "The new show on TVPlus is now available for show streaming on the website!".
Elsewhere, superhero detective comic Powers will become Sony's first digitally distributed TV show, streaming Netflix-style only on PlayStation.
The set will be broadcast live by The Boiler Room, a popular online weekly show streaming live sets by renowned electro artists for clubbers who can't in fact make it to the club.
They engage with the brand through its large Facebook presence (14,779,038 likes at last count) and its innovative strategies, like the ones planned to coincide with Monday's autumn 2013 show: streaming the show live on Twitter (a first, Burberry says) and "Runway Made to Order".
A new pop-up installation, which includes an exact replica of Jerry's Upper West Side digs (as seen in season eight) with everything from the cereal boxes in the kitchen to a copy of Tropic of Cancer on the bookshelf, was made to celebrate the show streaming on Hulu in its entirety from this week.
And a news site could show streaming Tweets as news is breaking in real-time.
Hastings adds his experience in taking a web company public and will also help Facebook navigate potential movie and TV show streaming opportunities.
He is the host of "The Bald Truth," a talk show streamed live online at thebaldtruth.com.
For each show streamed online, Hulu splits the revenue with the content creator and the distribution site, like MySpaceTV or MSN.
Reformed Britpop band Blur debuted two new songs at a live show streamed on Twitter on Monday evening.
"The Late Show" streamed the vice presidential debate Tuesday with video of kittens.
The company announced a feature called "My Home Screen" that will show a viewer customized suggestions of TV shows, streaming shows and Internet content, all on one screen.
