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lifecast2

Syllabification: (life·cast)
Pronunciation: /ˈlīfˌkast/

Definition of lifecast

noun

  • a continuous video of one’s day-to-day activities broadcast live on the Internet:he strapped a camera to the side of his head and invited the world to share his unabridged lifecast

verb (past and past participle lifecast)

[with object] (usually as noun lifecasting)
  • broadcast (a continuous video of one’s day-to-day activities) live on the Internet:lifecasting creates an interactive, never-ending soap opera they eagerly lifecast their entire existence via the web

Derivatives

lifecaster

noun

Origin:

early 21st century: from life and broadcast

lifecast in other Oxford dictionaries

Definition of lifecast in the British & World English dictionary