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Lieutenant, you would do me an enormous favor if you stopped calling me sir. Why subscribe?
Well, why do anything, really. Because you particularly wish to, I suppose. If you'd like to periodically be emailed very upsetting absurdist lesbian...
I'm starting this newsletter for the same reason I started a blog: I've read enough good ones that I finally need to create my own. Email is also just an appealing platform. Twitter, which I'll always love, is becoming a...
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Featured in the New York Times, Wired Magazine and Time Magazine, BARKING UP THE WRONG TREE provides science-based insights on how to be awesome at...
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Created by Maggie Rauch, a 20-year travel industry veteran and until very recently head analyst at online travel research firm Phocuswright, Clarity in Crisis is a resource for travel industry leaders looking for insights on the current moment,
Every week I send out a list 10 things I think are worth sharing — new art, writing, and interesting links straight to your inbox.
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in Marketing, Independent
Marketing BS is the deepest dive you will find on what is really happening in the marketing function - every Tuesday morning. Written by an actual practitioner who has led marketing organizations at all company sizes, it is a contrarian...
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5ish is a newsletter by M.G. Siegler (that’s me) that aims to serve up five or so links to interesting content/places at a regular cadence.
Okay, but what about 500ish?
In a way, 5ish is a counterpart to 500ish, the site where I...
The world is in a bit of a jam. Catastrophic climate change, economic inequality, the robot uprising, and the digital corruption of the public square are the four apocalyptic horsemen galloping towards us, and...