Pivot Zoom stock surpasses airlines; MLB, NBA, Olympics are on pause — what happens to the media that covers them? And a Listener Mail about relief package guardrails.
Mar 27, 2020
In a time when Zoom's stock skyrockets, the hosts delve into its dominance amid traditional industries. They're curious about what's next for streaming and media as major sports events face delays. The challenges facing WeWork and retailers are examined, tying into the broader economic impact of the pandemic. Listener questions lead to a discussion on corporate bailouts and ethical accountability. With humor, they reflect on human relationships shifting during this crisis, emphasizing resilience and the importance of collective action.
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Zoom's Meteoric Rise
- Zoom's market cap has exploded, surpassing major airlines.
- Its current valuation seems unsustainable, even with perfect execution.
Capitalizing on Zoom's Success
- Zoom employees should sell their vested shares to secure financial stability.
- The company should raise capital and explore acquisitions.
Zoom Bombing Incident
- Kara Swisher and Jessica Lessin's Zoom meeting was disrupted by explicit content.
- This "Zoom bombing" incident highlights security and execution risks for Zoom.