Seems like you might be asking this question for CC and not the CS product?

This indeed looks like a CC question, will go ahead and move it to that category.  :)

Thank you @Kenneth R 

Hi @L.L - When you create an event you can set the time according to a particular timezone.  The actual time displayed for the end-user is going to be dependent on their timezone.  So for example, if you determine a webinar is starting at 9am PST / Los Angeles time and configure it like that, a viewer in EMEA or India would see the start time translated to their own timezone.  Can you share an example of this not displaying correctly?  Is there a way to replicate that?

Of course!
For example, in this event I set the time to be 12pm to 1pm (America/Detroit), as we don't have the option to select PST.

 

For me, who is in Brazil, I see the image below (it's coherent), but someone who is located in Ohio (US), sees a completely wrong time.
 

Hi @L.L I think because in your example, it shows 12am - 1am Detroit time. No one in that area is going to attend a webcast at midnight...unless I am missing something

@L.L Yes indeed, as @Chris Hackett says, I think this is because you’ve set it to start at 12am instead of 12pm.

Thank you!

I will test it again!