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UK
/sˈɪməlkˌɑːst/
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[ US /ˈsaɪmjəɫˌkæst, ˈsɪmjəɫˌkæst/ ]
[ US /ˈsaɪmjəɫˌkæst, ˈsɪmjəɫˌkæst/ ]
NOUN
- a broadcast that is carried simultaneously by radio and television (or by FM and AM radio)
How To Use simulcast In A Sentence
- The show is being "simulcast" live on the radio, with Snyder positioning himself not as a slick TV host but a man-of-the-people radio guy. Late Night Unplugged
- He spent five years providing play-by-play on the Grizzlies radio and TV simulcast.
- We're being simulcast on CNN International and Radio.
- It will be broadcast on NASA Television and simulcast on the Internet.
- The March 26 simulcast is being produced by Progressive Media Agency, a Portland, OR, based firm led by Adam Klugman and Enrique Arias. Archive 2008-03-01
- The event was also "simulcast" on the web, making it possible for analysts to participate without having to go in-world. Planet Sun
- Meanwhile, his station continued business as usual: paying the bills with simulcasts of U.S. shows.
- BBC ONE will return to News 24 simulcast from 1.00 am.
- Another dispute involves the Standardbred industry's right to cease Thoroughbred simulcasts when they begin their evening programs.
- Beginning at 1 pm EST, Kay Daly will be simulcasting the debate on the Senate floor and providing color commentary.
