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The history and politics of monopoly power. Matt Stoller is driving the antitrust debate and writing a newsletter that encourages to take action. The newsletter tangles the Big Tech exploring topics from Facebook’s lack of accountability, Bezos’s billions to a current Google suit that starts a new era on the policy. Big also identifies market power in niche areas, so you can expect an overview of monopolization in cheerleading, songs, and horse shows.

A newsletter about marketing's outsized role in breaking society (and how we can fix it). Branded highlights that nothing about digital advertising is straightforward. The authors cover all things adtech, providing all the necessary information to help marketers advertise responsibly and keep their brands safe. Branded is covering the behind-the-scenes issues of adtech - from keyword blacklists to silencing trans-friendly media and from sentiment ratings to solving systemic racism. Subscribe and become an advocate for better marketing.

First, it was Adolos, an AI-generated blog where Liam Porr would write the title and the introduction, and let GPT-3 do the rest. It all started as a fun experiment, but reached the top spot on Hacker News and got 26 thousand visitors in two weeks. After proving that GPT-3 is good enough to quickly build an audience of human readers he decided to turn the blog into a real newsletter, where he would discuss AI in business. Nothing But Words explores ways of using cutting-edge language models to solve problems and become more efficient. Come for the archive to see the capabilities of GPT-3, but stay for Liam Porr and his insights on how it can be used.

Reporting, first-person commentary, and reported essays on communities that journalism in the United States has typically ignored. The Objective is here to fix journalism. The writers believe in their mission and are ready to share, critique, and undo “the industry’s historical wrongs”. The newsletter is full of behind-the-scenes stories, highlighting what is behind the culture war, lack of diversity in newsrooms, and other important issues that are easily missed as they’re rarely covered by other media outlets. Subscribe to The Objective and join the community to help solve problems that are troubling the media industry.

judge mathis recaps + occasional sad garbage bitches gotta eat is a blog turned into the newsletter, turned into a recap of episodes of Judge Mathis. Samantha Irby shares her personal experiences and captures powerful truths, which are all very relatable. She’s also giving recommendations for books, she’s reading, snacks she’s making, and things worth watching on TV. Samantha Irby’s writing is raw and hilarious. Expect stories about awkward sexual experiences, recipes for green things that look like health, and, of course, lots of recaps on Judge Mathis, presented through the author’s comical lens.

The biggest ideas shaping our world - it's past, present, and future. Perspectives newsletter will help you understand the world as we know it, and the reasons how it got to be the way that it is. Patrick Wyman shares the lessons on the past happenings and questions the future by drawing parallels with the past, all in plain English. Expect thoughts on empires and police brutality, the conception of freedom, and the sociopathic understanding of it. Perspectives hosts not only original essays, but it is also filled with book reviews, interviews, and links to other great content.

Essential insights & developments from the tennis world. Tennis Inbox is a newsletter publication crafted for tennis lovers and players who live tennis. Malhar Mali aims to save your time and keep you in the know with all that is important in the tennis world. Think about the future of live tennis, learn about the universal tennis rating, and explore all the nuances of tennis during the pandemic. Tennis inbox hosts research articles, interviews with players with predictions, and commentary attached. Subscribe to stay in the loop with tennis.

Advice, essays, and more by John Paul Brammer. Hola Papi is a popular LGBTQ and Latino advice column, suited for anyone who appreciates wit and wisdom. Full of essays, illustrations, and unfiltered thoughts - Hola Papi has the winning formula of “40% funny, 40% earnest, 10% bonkers, and 10% Valentina hot sauce.” The column tackles questions from readers around the world and it is now considered a reflection on what it means to be queer in today’s society. It’s honest, it’s humorous and it’s full of wisdom on love and life.

in search of the next big thing. Take a look at how every industry is being reinvented by technology and follow trends in consumer behavior and business models. Explore topics from the future of doing work and the rise of individual investors to consumer subscriptions and the business-in-a-box model. Subscribe for a weekly essay from a venture capitalist and find the next big thing. 

The technology of business and the business of technology. The newsletter brings interesting perspectives on the fast-changing industry. Coming from finance and technology, the authors find a common ground on business while sharing their findings and opinions. Margins cover a wide range of topics - writers discuss everything from current trends and shitty business margins to issues on the impact of remote-first, and how Robinhood is making money. Subscribe for engaging content that will leave you thinking.