Live broadcasting refers to the real-time transmission of audio and video content over the internet or through traditional media channels, such as television or radio. This form of broadcasting allows audiences to watch or listen to events as they happen, without any delay. Live broadcasts can include various types of content, such as news reports, sports events, concerts, webinars, and more. The key characteristic of live broadcasting is its immediacy, enabling viewers to engage with the content in real-time, often providing interactive features such as live chat or audience participation. Technologies used in live broadcasting range from professional broadcasting equipment to mobile phones, depending on the scale and quality of the production.
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