Broadcast Mode is designed for one-to-many communication scenarios where accessibility and reach are critical. It enables presenters to speak in their native language while delivering live, translated content — via captions and/or voiceover — to audiences who speak other languages.

This mode is particularly effective for large-scale sessions where real-time interpretation isn’t practical or cost-effective.

🏛️ Council Forums & Community Updates

Local governments use Broadcast Mode to deliver policy updates, community safety briefings, and planning sessions in multiple languages. Residents can follow along via mobile or desktop in their preferred language, helping increase trust, compliance, and civic participation.

🧑‍🏫 Live Training & Education Webinars

Education providers and professional trainers use this mode to deliver lectures, compliance training, and onboarding sessions to multilingual cohorts. Participants receive real-time captions or voiceovers, ensuring full comprehension across language groups — especially important for WHS and legal topics.

🏥 Health Campaigns & Public Safety Alerts

Public health agencies and emergency services use Broadcast Mode for rapid multilingual dissemination of important updates — such as outbreak responses, vaccination campaigns, or evacuation instructions. This allows CALD (Culturally and Linguistically Diverse) communities to receive accurate information when it matters most.

🧑‍💼 Enterprise Town Halls & Announcements

Large companies use this mode for CEO addresses, global town halls, and policy launches. Staff across regions and time zones can engage with leadership in their own language, reducing miscommunication and boosting morale.

📣 Marketing Events & Product Launches

Marketing and product teams use Broadcast Mode to reach international audiences at launch events, demos, and webinars. By offering multilingual access from day one, they increase market engagement and brand inclusivity.

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