slivercasting
slivercasting noun: the delivery of video programming targeted at specialized niche audiences. Also the present participle and gerund of slivercast.
Noun
slivercasting (uncountable)
- The delivery of video programming targeted at specialized niche audiences.
- That’s bad news for those who have high hopes for “narrowcasting,” material aimed at small audiences interested in specific programs and, therefore, prime audiences for specific products — fitness, business, cooking, you name it. As 50- and 100-channel systems come into being, narrowcasting could...1982 May 24, Thomas O'Donnell, Jay Gissen, “A vaster wasteland?”, in Forbes
- Aimed at niche markets that take advantage of the long tail concept, slivercasting is the practice of showing TVstyle content on the web – and nowhere else.2007, Alan Charlesworth, Key Concepts in e-Commerce, →ISBN
Also used as
slivercasting is also the present participle and gerund of slivercast.
Origin of slivercasting
Blend of sliver + broadcasting.
Questions about slivercasting
- What does slivercasting mean?
- Slivercasting means the delivery of video programming targeted at specialized niche audiences.
- What part of speech is slivercasting?
- Slivercasting is a noun.
Words near slivercasting in the dictionary
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