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Every week I send out a list of 3 things I think are worth sharing — practical meditations on life, creativity, and mental models...
David Greenwood's version a travel newsletter using data and visualisations.
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A tech & new media focused, but not limited, weekly newsletter. Every Sunday.
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You will receive 2 daily mails on the coronavirus / COVID-19 pandemic:
The most important headlines, with my personal comment.
A daily essay analyzing a particular topic of this pandemic.
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in Independent, Baseball
in Independent, Baseball
You get access to the political cartoons I draw for King Features, articles about big league baseball from the players’ point of view (why they do what they do) and true life stories explaining why my mother had a mail slot installed in her...
Family life is much easier when you can commiserate about the parts that are tedious, enraging, low-key awful, weirdly hilarious, blindsidingly sad and also sometimes totally fine and even a little fun. Never miss a piece content that might be...
The Lean House Effect is a monthly newsletter with the goal of showing you how to save an extra million dollars by implementing simple, sustainable changes to your life and...
in Music, Independent
in Music, Independent
Hi, hello, this is Penny Fractions! A weekly newsletter on the music streaming business with frequent peeks into the labor concerns of the industry.
Data Elixir is an email newsletter that keeps you on top the tools and trends in Data Science. Curated weekly with top picks from around the web.
My full name is Tina Roth Eisenberg. I started swissmiss in March of 2005 as my personal visual archive. Little did I know that it would eventually grow into a popular design journal with an average of 1 million unique visitors a month.
I…