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The Diff is a daily newsletter covering inflection points in finance and technology. I aim to answer a simple question: in a few centuries, when historians reach a consensus on what was happening today, what will they believe?
10 things each day about the coronavirus outbreak: stats, facts, news, and misinfo.
The idea for Pop Cultural Studies comes from people I have talked to in my studies of literature – some people maintain the notion that there is a contrast of high culture and low culture. Some professors I have encountered scoff at the idea that
Welcome to Water & Music, an email newsletter focused on unpacking big ideas in music and technology. The name comes from a 2015 HYPEBEAST interview between Quincy Jones and Kendrick Lamar, in which the former declares "The last things to leave...
Welcome to #WithChude.
With this daily newsletter, I will continue the attempt to be a friend with you on our journeys through life — but rather than focus solely on Christianity or Vulnerability, this time I will be sharing on whatever is laid...
I just feel like I could help your whole deal be a little be better...
The world is a terrible place, we might as well watch it burn together. Also I need some money...
What matters in global education - and why
Subscribers will get four newsletters a month. That’s direct from my reporter’s notebook to your inbox, a breakdown of the most important developments in international education. Simply put, it’s the...
The Margins is a group blog by Can Duruk and Ranjan Roy. It’s loosely about business of technology industry, and also technology of the business. We like the name, and the symmetry.
We are interested in how technology is changing the busin…
It’s a (roughly bi-weekly) newsletter about pregnancy and parenting data - new data, fast facts, reading recommendations, etc, by the author of Expecting Better and Cribsheet... who is also a Mom and Economics Professor.