Sentence examples for their webcast from inspiring English sources
"For a lot of these stations, it could be devastating," said Will Robedee, vice president of Collegiate Broadcasters Inc. "There are constantly calls from stations deciding whether or not to continue their Webcast".
CurrentTV will be featuring pop-up-video-style running commentary superimposed on their webcast, while C-SPAN has established an elaborate debate hub where you can not only track running analysis from Twitter and the blogosphere, but where you'll also be able to search the video itself, find specific clips, and embed them on your own site or share them with friends.
(Watch their webcast on "Toxic Chemicals and Children," that Simran moderated, for more info).
In some cases bands are toying with ideas like selling subscriptions of their Webcasts to their die-hard fans.
Already, Yahoo charges fees for services to corporations, like providing their Webcasts through its broadcast.com service and offering its information on internal corporate networks.
We might also listen in on their webcasts, track their progress in the news, and even monitor their competition as a comparison.
Members can also send their recordings via email (as a singing eCard) and to webcast their performances for the world to judge.
Companies are also lobbying investment banks to let them Webcast their executives' presentations at these traditionally closed sessions.
Washington-area Goodwills, for instance, promote their stores with Webcast fashion shows as well as a popular blog, dcgoodwillfashions.blogspot.com, which highlights great bargain finds at their shops.
Fame generally used to be bestowed on persons of achievement – rather than someone who has survived a three-month popularity contest on a backlot at Elstree, or become famous because YouTube webcast their Britain's Got Talent audition into Demi Moore's laptop.
"Only a handful of churches and cathedrals in the world webcast their services," said Truro Cathedral's director of music Christopher Gray.
