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Rest of World is an international nonprofit journalism organization. We document what happens when technology, culture and the human experience collide, in places that are typically overlooked and underestimated. We believe the story about technology
Amy McQuire writes an independent Australian Aboriginal rights publication with a keen focus on settler-colonialism, justice, and violence.
Stuff you may not know about the virus, politics, and life.
I run The Mystery League, a company of creative puzzlemakers in Chicago. This is my monthly-ish dispatch of puzzle news.
in Independent, World
in Independent, World
this newsletter will mainly cover whatever i think is interesting in the world. generally what i find interesting are innovative advertisements, up-and-coming applications and social media trends, experimental & experiential campaigns, and…
We only present the title, cover image, and slug your article. This means that you are getting a backlink for free to the full article on your own website. We showcase the top five stories the day in our daily newsletter and on Twitte…
A weekly roundup of global headlines and events, via experts, who happen to be women.
“We couldn’t find a female expert in that.” Raise your hand if you’ve heard that at a conference, panel, or speech. Wonder why men dominate on Sunday talk shows
in Independent, Gaming
in Independent, Gaming
Master the Meta is focused on the business of video games, a massive and perpetually underestimated industry.
The Shotkit Newsletter is just me writing you an email about awesome photography related stuff - you can reply at any time just to say hi, or to ask me a question.
It's also tailored to your photography level (PROFESSIONAL) designed to help you.
Everyone loves to blame every bad thing that happens these days on the internet. And to be honest, most it is true. But the internet is still good and this newsletter is a weekly reminder that, actually, being online is still pretty fun!