Word: simulcasting
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...couldn't gather around the television last night to see Feaster and friends take on Arkansas in the NCAA tournament, for instance, you could have listened to the game on AudioNet at no cost; a simulcast of the University of Arkansas broadcast was available over the Internet. So are hundreds of events every day, along with live broadcasts from hundreds of radio stations nationwide...
More than 700 people, many of whom had to sit on the floor, came to hear her speak and watch her act. The speech was also simulcast by video to the Gutman Conference Center...
Jiang switched to English midway through his talk, much to the amusement of about 1,000 invited guests, including nearly 100 leaders of campus groups. Another 200 people, most of them Chinese, watched the speech via simulcast in a nearby auditorium...
Since Jiang's speech will be given in Mandarin, audience members in Sanders Theatre will be provided earphones with simultaneous English translation. Organizers hope to have two lecture halls in the Science Center connected to Sanders via simulcast, with English in one room and Mandarin in the other...
...since the heyday of devo (or, perhaps, MC Hammer) have the worlds of nerds and rock so converged. As rockers embrace the Net with fan pages and Web-simulcast concerts, the two cultures have intermingled. Can you tell which is the band and which is the provider of bandwidth? --By Joel Stein...