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Aspirational weekly musings on consumer culture. This newsletter is penned by Li Jin, an angel investor and startup advisor who most recently spent 4 years as consumer investing partner at a16z. It features observations about the world through the
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Electronic mail dispatches from Dan Ozzi, America's Only Music Writer™
REPLY ALT is the only email newsletter devoted to rock, punk, and music industry shit-talk guaranteed to make anyone who reads it more sexually desirable...
A daily non-coronavirus newsletter about literally anything else going on.
We believe there’s nothing more important than staying on top of what’s happening with COVID-19 (wear a mask!).
However, we’re starting to feel a little news fatigue.
I’m Late to This is from me, Myles Udland, an anchor & reporter at Yahoo Finance.
It will be published once a week on Saturday or Sunday mornings (usually Sunday) & covers things I’m interested in: sports, business, commentators being wrong, & so on
Drawing Links is mostly nonfiction comics about my life, with links to cool things I find online. I typically draw in pen, scan pages into my computer, and send them out in one long JPG. I’m Edith Zimmerman, a writer and illustrator.
Slow Boring is a blog and newsletter by Matthew Yglesias on American politics and public policy. The name comes from Max Weber’s essay on “Politics as a Vocation” where he writes that
Historians are fond of saying that the past doesn’t repeat itself; it rhymes.
To understand the present, we have to understand how we got here.
That’s where this newsletter comes in.
I’m a professor of American history.
You sit there at night, staring at the ceiling, wondering, “What’s Chip Zdarsky up to?” You turn in bed to face me, but my back is to you as always. It’s cold in the room. Too cold. So, you pull out your phone, hoping the light doesn’t wake me...
Twice a month, I publish a newsletter that highlights new ideas about how to be more creative and make time for the work that matters. It’s smart, actionable, and useful.
Become a better communicator, a better leader, and a better human.
Leadership, strategy and communications can be a bit dry, and in some cases, authors make solutions sound prescriptive. As if a list or a formula will help you out of your jam.