Multicast Delegate example on MSDN

If you look at the example of Multicast delegate under delegate in c#, they are creating multiple instances of the delegate and invoking them separately. Does it look like multicast delegate? Of course, they are also adding 2 delegates and invoking the combined one and that would qualify for multicast delegate. However, I think the multicast delegate involves a delegate that would point to multiple methods so that when you invoke it once all corresponding methods fired (like pub-sub model). Your thoughts?