cablecast

cablecast
/kay"beuhl kast', -kahst'/, n., adj., v., cablecast or cablecasted, cablecasting.
n.
1. a television program broadcast via cable television.
adj.
2. (of television programs) broadcast via cable: a cablecast news program.
v.t., v.i.
3. to broadcast via cable television.
[1965-70; CABLE + (BROAD)CAST]

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