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A weekly rundown of the week's most talked-about ads. No paywalls, no spam, just awesome social media, TV, print, and outdoor ads in your inbox every Friday morning.
Well Vegan launched in January 2012, primarily as a meal planning subscription service for vegans. Today we focus on recipe development, with our primary goal to make eating vegan simple, delicious and accessible.
Join 28,161 people & get a hand picked list the best user experience design links every week. Curated by Kenny Chen & published every Monday.
Demystifying soccer — one shot, and one sweater, at a time. Who is this for? Anyone who’s remotely curious about what’s happening in the soccer world — my mom, the disgruntled New York Jets fan looking to add another crushing disappointment to...
News Items is a collection of news stories, commentaries, analyses, essays and research reports that I think are interesting or important (or both). The items are usually 2 or 3 sentences long.
News Items is distributed at around 6:45am ET…
Every so often — weekly, perhaps — you’ll get an email with links to interesting things to read, links to what I’ve been writing, and short discussions of the issues of the day, or at least ...
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Hi, hello, this is Penny Fractions! A weekly newsletter on the music streaming business with frequent peeks into the labor concerns of the industry.
Charged is an independent writing about the intersection technology and the impact it has on the world. We publish a blog, daily briefing, weekly newsletter and more, designed to save you time and get you up to date without the…
A monthly newsletter of book recommendations and mischief from New York literary critic Molly Young.