Definition
A cloud-based video conferencing platform widely used by creators for remote interviews, coaching sessions, virtual events, webinars, and team collaboration. Zoom became ubiquitous during the COVID-19 pandemic and has remained a standard tool for creator businesses conducting live virtual events, online courses, and client consultations. For creators, Zoom serves as both a production tool (recording interviews and conversations for podcast or video content) and a business operations tool (client calls, team meetings, and virtual workshops). Zoom's recording and transcription features make it a practical content capture tool.