Abstract: Techniques for announcing conference attendance changes in multiple languages and in a minimally disruptive form are described. An embodiment may include batching announcement events for a time period. The time period may be specific, or may be determined by the length of an ongoing announcement. At the end of the batching time, an announcement of the batched events may be streamed to the conference participants. Multiple batched events may be summarized into one announcement. Multiple access points to a conference may be provided, where each access point provides announcements in a different language. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Abstract: A conferencing service enables users to schedule telecommunication conferences. At the time when the host of a previously scheduled conference joins the conference, one or more participants of the conference do not have active communication sessions with the conferencing service. In response to the host joining the conference, the conferencing service notifies such participants that the conference is starting. Because the conferencing service notifies these participants that the conference is starting, it may be unnecessary for these participants to wait on hold for the host to join the conference.

Abstract: Techniques for announcing conference attendance changes in multiple languages and in a minimally disruptive form are described. An embodiment may include batching announcement events for a time period. The time period may be specific, or may be determined by the length of an ongoing announcement. At the end of the batching time, an announcement of the batched events may be streamed to the conference participants. Multiple batched events may be summarized into one announcement. Multiple access points to a conference may be provided, where each access point provides announcements in a different language. Other embodiments are described and claimed.