Who might want to host a webinar for a million attendees?

The US company Zoom has announced that its videoconferencing tool can now support up to one million attendees per webinar. Technological prowess aside, what kind of user group could this function be aimed at?

Zoom announced the launch of a new single-use webinar offering, which can host up to 1 million attendees.

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This extended-capacity webinar offering meets new needs. Large corporations, for example, will be able to communicate more easily with all their teams, anywhere in the world. For brands, these large-scale webinars could also be used to launch products or organize fund-raising events. In the entertainment sector, celebrities would be able to use webinars to organize virtual events or special…

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