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Paintings inside of the time of coronavirus is the usage of huge growth in videoconferencing, as scores of office workers go remote and go browsing to meetings from space. Zoom — which gives a unfold of slick choices like auto-transcription and virtual backgrounds — has been a key beneficiary of this viral b…
Work in the time of coronavirus is driving huge growth in videoconferencing, as scores of office workers go remote and log on to meetings from home. Zoom — which offers a range of slick features like auto-transcription and virtual backgrounds — has been a key beneficiary of this viral b…

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Author: Natasha Lomas

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