mobcast

/ ˈmɒbˌkæst /

noun

1. 1. a podcast created and uploaded using a mobile phone
   2. a collection of such podcasts on a website, esp when submitted by people attending a particular event

verb

1. tr to contribute (a podcast) to such a collection using a mobile phone

Derived Forms

• ˈmobˌcasting, noun

Word History and Origins

Origin of mobcast¹

C21: from mob ( ile ) + ( pod ) casting and influenced by mob

Example Sentences

The temporarily titled Lumines 2016 will be out for iOS and Android this summer; publisher Mobcast says the release will be worldwide, and it'll be a paid app.

From The Verge

From the single screenshot Mobcast has provided, it at least looks like Lumines 2016 is being developed with more consideration for the mobile platform — the play field is now a square, rather than a rectangle, which should make the game easier to play with the phone in portrait mode.

From The Verge

Now, if Mobcast and Enhance can bring back "Shinin'" by Mondo Grosso and get rid of the maddening random block introduced in otherwise-excellent Vita entry Lumines Electronic Symphony, we might be getting somewhere.

From The Verge

But Lynch – who in 2012 sold his Mobcast online book delivery business to Tesco for £6m -  sees a problem with existing models and it is this.

From Forbes

Other additions to the rapidly expanding Tesco's online offer have included the acquisition of TV and film-streaming business Blinkbox and the digital-book platform Mobcast, in which Bravo Two Zero author Andy McNab had been a shareholder.

From The Guardian