Events and meetings have changed a lot in the past few years. What typically envisaged people meeting and engaging in some location around the world (possibly with a handful of active remote participants), first changed to a fully virtual participation, and is now moving towards a more seamless interaction between many on-site participants, and possibly as many remote participants instead. This presentation will explain how Meetecho handled this (double!) transition, and will provide some information on how it helped actual hybrid events (e.g., IETF and RIPE) finally take place for the first time with the help of ad-hoc tools (and Janus!).