Bad news for those who use Microsoft Stream to host live events. They will be retired effectively on January 31, 2024, leaving commercial customers, such as companies, little more than a month to prepare for it.
Bad news for those who use Microsoft Stream to host live events. They will be retired effectively on January 31, 2024, leaving commercial customers, such as companies, little more than a month to prepare for it.
The Redmond-based tech giant first announced the retirement of this feature, right at the beginning of 2023, so there has been more than enough time to prepare for it.
However, if that’s not the case, then Microsoft says Teams live events and town halls in Teams will become the new home for those using Stream to host live events.
Microsoft announced Teams 2.0, the new version of Teams, a couple of months ago, and the platform has new capabilities, including the Copilot AI. Plus, a few tweaks for Teams meetings, such as the Live Meeting Status feature are also useful.
Users will have to transition to Teams live events, or town halls to continue hosting live events as they used to do in Microsoft Stream.
- Get started with town halls in Microsoft Teams
- Stream live events replacement service FAQs
- How to set up a Teams live event
- Teams live events capabilities and limitationsÂ
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