R-Cast For PC Windows 10, 8, 7 and MAC

R-Cast is an open source software for Windows, Macintosh and Linux that allows you to play your favorite games, movies and music at the same time. R-Cast is a program that acts as a media server and audio renderer in one, as it plays games, movies and music for you. R-Cast doesn’t open games, or movies, or music, it can play them all. It’s very simple to use and you can play with R-Cast on many devices, everywhere. R-Cast can play on PC, Mac and Linux using WINE.

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Facebook has announced a new service for writers called Bulletin that will help them communicate with their audience, grow it and monetize it. All proceeds from subscriptions will be donated to the authors. The Bulletin is a separate website at Bulletin.com.

What is the Facebook newsletter?

Bulletin is a set of tools that allow authors to publish a standalone website, process subscription payments, and use Facebook social media to connect with subscribers and readers and grow their base.

The service was launched in the United States with a select group of writers, including Malcolm Gladwell.

Over the course of next year, even more features and tools will become available.

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Screenshot from the official Bulletin.com website

Discovery and dissemination

Bulletin will use Facebook’s ecosystem to build an audience by qualifying them for Facebook News. The newsletter will also be integrated into the Facebook pages.

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All the features currently available on Facebook, such as groups, Facebook Live and live audio rooms, are available for authors to take advantage of new opportunities to make money and increase their engagement.

Additional functions and tools that appear in the newsletter

Facebook has announced that new features will be available.

Over the course of this year, we will introduce new investments, products and services to support more independent authors and experts.

We’re working to make it easier for authors to promote their work on platforms other than Facebook and to collaborate with other authors.

The Facebook Bulletin continues to work on other Facebook tools that support creators. Instead of relying on third-party content outside of Facebook, Facebook is creating an ecosystem that generates content that is proprietary and exclusive to Facebook.

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Malcolm Gladwell’s newsletter is called O, MG.

He explains that the Bulletin gives him the opportunity to express himself in a less formal way and to interact directly with readers.

He wrote:

I’ve been looking for a while for a place where I can be a little more, well, Malcolmie. Get out of here. Stay tuned. Tirade. To go into some of the things I’ve been thinking about, writing about or passing on in my podcast…..

Also, to answer your questions.

That’s why I’m here on Facebook with Oh, MG. Think of it as a direct download from my brain to yours.

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The Facebook Bulletin continues Facebook’s trend of becoming a source for the discovery of unique content.

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Introducing the Bulletin, a platform for independent writers.

Malcolm Gladwell
Why start a newsletter?

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Charley Adams is a tech expert with over seven years of experience in the industry. A self-proclaimed "techie," Charley has a passion for all things technology and loves working with companies to help them grow and succeed.

From early on, Charley showed a keen interest in all things technical. He would spend hours taking apart and rebuilding computers- much to the dismay of his parents! But this early passion would eventually lead him to a successful career in tech.

Today, Charley uses his expertise to help companies large and small achieve their goals. He enjoys working with teams to develop innovative solutions that solve real-world problems.

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