Amplify ups virtual seminar cap to 1 million participants

On the first day of the week, Zoom declared that it has officially increased the seminar restriction to 1 million participants for all clients. Organizers of events can now choose the targeted magnitude of an event, with a limit of 10k, 50k, 100k, 250k, 500k, and 1m attendees, as stated by the corporation in an official statement. Webinars can endure for up to 30 hours and incorporate up to 1,000 “interactive” video panelists.

Zoom did not specifically mention the group of Democratic politicians in the official statement. It highlighted that it foresees a variety of applications for such large-scale, one-time happenings, encompassing enormous internal corporate “all-staff” assemblies, events hosted by well-known individuals such as fan “meet-and-greets,” debut of brand products, and emergency communications for governmental organizations.

“Presently, event organizers possess the adaptability and authority to conduct genuinely engaging experiences on an unparalleled scale and the capacity to secure substantial one-time webinars,” mentioned Smita Hashim, the prime product executive at Zoom.

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