Pronunciation: /ˈlɪvˌblɔɡ/
noun a blog or online platform where a person provides a real-time commentary or updates on an event
A1 I read a liveblog of the football match to keep up with the score.
A2 She enjoys following a liveblog of her favorite TV show to see behind-the-scenes updates.
B1 The journalist provided a liveblog of the conference for those who couldn't attend in person.
B2 I prefer to follow a liveblog of breaking news events for real-time updates.
C1 The liveblog of the music festival was updated every few minutes with photos and videos.
C2 As a technology enthusiast, I often contribute to a liveblog covering the latest product launches.
verb to provide a real-time commentary or updates on an event on a blog or online platform
A1 I liveblogged my trip to the zoo by posting updates on social media.
A2 She decided to liveblog the concert so her friends could follow along.
B1 The journalist was asked to liveblog the press conference for the news website.
B2 As a tech blogger, I often liveblog major product launches for my audience.
C1 The political reporter liveblogged the election results as they came in throughout the night.
C2 The sports commentator will liveblog the championship game for fans unable to watch it live.
formal The journalist decided to create a liveblog to provide real-time updates on the event.
informal I'm going to start a liveblog so we can all follow along together.
slang I'll be liveblogging the concert tonight, so make sure to check it out.
figurative His social media posts were like a liveblog of his vacation, keeping everyone updated on his adventures.
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