live feed
/ˈlaɪv ˈfiːd/ · live·feed
noun
- A real‑time transmission of video, audio, or data, especially over the internet, that is viewed as it occurs. The museum offered a live feed of the sunrise over the desert for remote visitors.
- A continuously updated source of information, such as a news ticker or sensor output, presented without delay. The weather station provides a live feed of temperature and humidity readings.
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Did you know? NASA’s 1995 launch of the first continuous live feed from the International Space Station popularized the term, making “live feed” a staple of both scientific and popular vocabularies.