Zoom-ing towards an IP crash?
A lack of IP protection could make Zoom's success short-lived, says Nick Wallin
Zoom has just five patents to its name - far lower than expected for a company of its market cap
In the space of just a few weeks in the Spring of last year, video conferencing platform Zoom went from being largely unheard of to a staple of the new normal. Despite its rapid take up having a dramatic...
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