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Telegram Messenger on Sunday rolled out multiple new features, including live streaming with other apps. Other new tools are an improved download manager, better document sharing features, a new attachment menu with unique file manoeuvring capabilities, and more. With the latest update, Telegram has added a new feature to its existing capability of supporting live video broadcasts with unlimited viewers in Groups and Channels. Users can now broadcast from streaming tools like OBS Studio and XSplit Broadcaster – to add overlays and multi-screen layouts with ease, turning any Telegram channel into a professional TV station. “This new feature will be helpful for professional bloggers and journalists who are increasingly using Telegram live streams to reach their subscribers,” said the company. Telegram has been supporting the sharing of files up to 2GB each, since 2020. With the latest update, a new icon will now appear in the search bar, when the files are actively downloading. Users can tap the icon or go to the ‘Downloads’ tab in Search to view and manage them – pause and resume all downloads or individual items,  » Read More

If you heard that there’s a social network attracting 200 new users every minute, has its users making 9,000 new connections, and which says that the often hard-to-reach gen Zers make up a growing fraction of that new activity, you would probably think it must be Snapchat, TikTok, or some new social network that you have never heard of – but you would be wrong.One further official company statistic would make the answer glaringly obvious: the site also handles 4,500 job adverts every minute, and claims that six people actually get a new job each minute too. With that detail, it could only be LinkedIn – the social media network many of us tend to forget exists.LinkedIn can be accused of many things, but being cool is rarely one of them. As a social network centred on work – and owned by Microsoft, still a hugely successful tech company but seen as something of a 90s relic – it has a reputation for earnestness bordering on naff.TikTok and Instagram dominate the cultural conversation,  » Read More

TikTok star Gabriella Saraivah has over twelve million followers on the app. She posts a ton of dance videos as well as videos that show off her acting skills. For those who may not know of Saraivah, she's actually a Brazilian actress and singer and is also a member of Clubhouse Beverly Hills, which was formed by former hype house member Daisy Keech. Saraivah had made quite the name for herself in Brazil through her acting as well as her popular YouTube channel, where she has over five million subscribers and posts all kinds of videos from vlogs, to travel adventures, to makeup tutorials. Let's get to know a little about this social media phenom. 8 Gabrialla Saraivah Was Born In Brazil, But She Lives In LA Saraivah was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on September 11, 2004. While from Brazil, she currently lives in Los Angeles, which is where Clubhouse Beverly Hills is based, and she is attending high school there. She does make trips back to Brazil for work, such as filming the Disney+ series Tudo Igual...SGN.  » Read More

Texarkana native and voice artist L. Michelle McCray is a featured performer on "Algorithm," the latest album by rap legend Snoop Dogg. (Contributed photo) By BECKY BELL | contributing writer It's not everyday someone from the Twin Cities has the opportunity to work with a music icon. L. Michelle McCray is from Texarkana, graduated from Texas High and had the pleasure of working with legendary artist Snoop Dogg who she describes as being simply, "Dope." McCray, who is multi-talented, being a self-taught saxophone player, a singer, and a voice over artist, has always been captivated by the sound of different voices and that is what eventually led her to being a voice featured on Snoop Dogg's album, "Algorithm," seven times. The album was released in November. But more on the Texarkana native first. "I love and I'm addicted to the sound of voice," she said. "In college they asked us a trick question and that was what is the first instrument ever introduced to man? The answer was voice.  » Read More

Co-leader Tommy Fleetwood only completed three holes of his second round while Tom Hoge didn't play a shot due to weather delays; Justin Thomas three back after bogey-free 69 - watch day four live on Sunday from midday on Sky Sports The Players By Ali Stafford Last Updated: 13/03/22 1:05am Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player All the best shots from the third day of The Players Championship at a stormy TPC Sawgrass. All the best shots from the third day of The Players Championship at a stormy TPC Sawgrass. Justin Thomas increased his hopes of becoming the first back-to-back winner of The Players after setting the clubhouse target on another weather-disrupted day at TPC Sawgrass. The PGA Tour's flagship event is already confirmed for a Monday finish after "unplayable course conditions" limited the amount of action over the first two days, while further overnight rain and thunderstorms meant the first round could not resume until midday (5pm GMT) on Saturday.  » Read More

Caesars Racebook debuts this spring featuring a full horse racing menu with livestreaming from racetracks around the world  OZONE PARK, N.Y. – Caesars Sportsbook, a division of Caesars Entertainment, Inc. (NASDAQ: CZR) (Caesars), and NYRABets LLC (NYRA Bets), the official online wagering platform of the New York Racing Association, Inc. (NYRA), today announced the launch of a new horse racing account wagering app, Caesars Racebook. Available for download this spring, Caesars Racebook will utilize the NYRA Bets platform to provide bettors with pari-mutuel wagering services on premier horse racing content from more than 250 tracks around the world. Caesars Racebook will offer wagering on marquee horse racing events in the United States, as well as on international tracks. The new app will also offer players all the additional benefits of NYRA Bets, including race replays, handicapping insights and more. “Following our successful roll out of Caesars Sportsbook, we’re delighted to launch Caesars Racebook in partnership with NYRA Bets,” said Dan Shapiro, Senior Vice President and Chief Development Officer of Caesars Digital.  » Read More

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The sport has made a grave error in not taking its chance to break down barriers, industry expert Phil Grice has told Steve Carroll in a hard-hitting interview The failure to remove gender-based tees at clubs has been a “hideous mistake”, according to a leading golf consultant. Phil Grice, the founder of Golf Transition Management and a former director at Royal Norwich, told NCG’s From the Clubhouse podcast that keeping traditional white, yellow, and red markers in place was a missed opportunity. Speaking about the impact of the World Handicap System, and a move from some clubs towards mixed competitions, Grice said: “I won’t point a finger at any of the bodies but what an opportunity has been missed to remove red, yellow, and white . What a hideous mistake has been made.” He added: “You’re not telling me a 23-handicap man is better than a three-handicap woman? So why do you get to play off bigger tees and further back?  » Read More

By Moises Mendez II 3 minute ReadAfter months of speculation, Amazon finally gave users a peek at Amp, a live radio app that it sees as a competitor to Clubhouse. The early results showed potential, even if the current iteration was light on customization.Amp says it will allow users to “be a DJ” of their own online space, letting them create live shows where they can discuss, well, anything. Amazon has already lined up an army of celebrities and personalities to drum up interest in the platform: Influencers Nikita Dragun and Tefi Pessoa are signed on to host live radio shows, and Big Boi and Pusha T will be broadcasting live concerts. Even Nicki Minaj is reportedly on board with a reboot of her beloved talk show, Queen Radio, which she said is coming back on April 8.Though the app is still in beta, Amazon let a select group of users “run the airwaves” on Tuesday. I was one of the lucky few to get an invite to the app and see the platform’s new digs.  » Read More

The mobile app Amp allows users to create their own radio shows and will feature programs from star-studded guests.Radio lovers have reason to rejoice this week. Amazon has debuted a mobile app that intends to bring the world of DJ-ing and live radio to the masses. With Amp, users can create their own “radio shows,” streaming set lists of music and taking calls from listeners live on-air.“It’s easy to share your voice and favorite songs with the world on Amp,” Amp’s description reads in the App Store. “Decide on a show title, create a playlist, and you’re just seconds away from streaming your own radio show. Play music, riff on sports or pop culture. Share your hot takes and playlists with like-minded listeners. Or call in to live shows and talk with hosts in real-time.The app, in its beta version, is free to use and features a catalogue of tens of millions of licensed songs to curate shows with, with the promise of more available music on the way.  » Read More