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I didn’t seek out the study of children’s use of technology so much as it found me. As a child and adolescent psychologist, I’ve worked with hundreds of families that report similar problems: their children’s overuse of entertainment techno…
James Altucher shares his ideas about inspiration, motivation, spirituality & entrepreneurship.
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in TV/Movies, Independent
Hiut Denim make exquisite jeans (I’m wearing mine as I write this). They also curate one of the most interesting newsletters I know of. A blend of design, art, music, culture, and whatever else happens to inspire this homegrown denim studio…
“Traditional business news sucks,” says Alex Lieberman, the 25-year-old CEO and cofounder of Morning Brew. Many readers agree with him—or at least prefer to get their daily business news from the concise, witty Morning Brew newsletter...
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Noticing is a newsletter that goes out every Friday to 10700+ subscribers with a roundup of the most interesting ideas, people, and links of the week, plus some special magic to take you into the weekend. It's written by Tim Carmody and pub…
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Designer Paul Jarvis writes about ‘the intersection of creativity and commerce’ in his exclusive, once-weekly newsletter, Sunday Dispatches.
Divinations is a newsletter on business strategy featuring original essays that explore classic frameworks from thinkers like Christensen, Porter, and Helmer, and use them to understand today’s most important technology and media companies.