It's probably not the purr-fect way to start an important meeting: firing up your video chat software only to discover you resemble a talking cat. Lawyer Rod Ponton learned this the hard way during a ...

DENVER — Since you are currently on the internet and reading this article, it’s highly likely you have now seen the incredible video of the lawyer who got stuck as a cat during a legal proceeding. If ...

Most everyone has used Zoom since the pandemic, but have you mastered virtual backgrounds and filters? I interviewed Zoom expert Christopher G. Johnson for advice. Who is Christopher G. Johnson? He is ...

You can now add a business logo as a custom video filter in Zoom as well as some custom branding such as a frame. You can even combine a branded frame and logo when you add custom filters in Zoom.

It was the Zoom call heard, or seen around the country — a lawyer accidentally turned himself into a cat, thanks to a filter. Zoom says it "has a bunch of free filters to make meetings fun." But a ...

Zoom's new "Avatars" filter can turn you into a virtual animal during meetings. Your Zoom animal avatar will smile, move their head, and blink whenever you do. To turn on Zoom's animal filter, open ...

Now you can give yourself a meow-kover. Texas lawyer Rod Ponton had both his colleagues and the internet in stitches after accidentally “morphing” into a cat during a virtual court hearing Tuesday.

Zoom is one of the top video-conferencing platforms available. It has one of the best features: video filters. Some users are unable to see Zoom video filters on their PC. In this guide, we have a few ...

Having conferences through Zoom has already become so daily, that many times we miss all its functions and we want to look as professional as possible. However, adding a little humor from time to time ...

A Texas lawyer was turned into a cattorney by a pesky Zoom filter during a virtual court hearing, leaving other participants on the call stifling laughter as the judge tried to walk him through a fix.

A West Texas judge has a word of caution to those attending court hearings via Zoom: Always check for filters before logging on. Judge Roy Ferguson's warning comes after an attorney accidentally ...