Zoom, the video meeting service, is adding tools to sell tickets to online classes, concerts and the like on a new offshoot it calls OnZoom.

The coronavirus has driven nearly all college courses online and onto Zoom across the country. Students are struggling and laughing in the transition.

As gyms and studios remain closed many are taking their classes online -- to Zoom to be exact.

Zoom is just one of the many video conferencing platforms that are free to use (whither WebEx?), but it’s quickly become a go-to for a lot of personal and professional meetings.

With the new school year getting off to a virtual start, "Zoom-bombers" have intruded into online classes with racist and obscene rants.

Online Zoom classes were disrupted by individuals spewing racist, misogynistic or vulgar content. Experts say professors using Zoom should familiarize themselves with the program's settings.

MADISON, Conn. — A Connecticut teen accused of a cyber attack known as “Zoom bombing” during a number of online classes was charged Wednesday with computer crimes. Officials were able to ...

If there’s one thing college students nationwide can agree on, it’s that Zoom classes suck. Necessary as it may be in the age of COVID-19, staring at your screen for nine hours a day while your ...

Online classes and meetings are now being done on Zoom Zoom How to Use Zoom for Online Online Classes and Meetings Zoom is a simple website that connects the video calls of up to 100 individuals ...

Yoga instructors and studios have jumped on Zoom, Instagram, and other live-streaming services to teach classes as physical studio spaces shut down due to coronavirus.