LinkedIn users can still create audio-only streaming events via LinkedIn Live, but they will need to use third-party services to do so.
LinkedIn has axed Audio Events, its standalone audio streaming feature, joining tech giants like Spotify and Amazon in moving away from Clubhouse-inspired products.
First introduced in 2022, Audio Events allowed people to create and host audio-only events, where participants could log in and talk, not too dissimilar to iOS and Android app Clubhouse.
From December 2, 2024, onwards, users will no longer be able to stream Audio Events on LinkedIn without using a third-party platform, though they will still be able to record these events using LinkedIn Live.
If you have an Audio Event scheduled before December 31 you can still host it as usual.
