The best Collaboration newsletters

Essays on power, play, work and rules, exploring how people with and without authority handle consequences, risk and the gap between how systems are and how they should be. The writing is reflective and draws on examples from software culture, sports, governance research and civil disobedience.

Adam Hyde's newsletter covers how humans and AI agents can collaborate, drawing on his scholarly publishing background and his team's work building agent teams at pure.science. It also promotes PurePub.ai, a free online conference on AI in academic publishing.

A sparse, personal newsletter about knowledge mapping, complexity and collective learning, with occasional personal essays such as a eulogy-style story about the author's parents. It introduces practitioners and tools for mapping knowledge ecosystems and promotes the author's Socialroots collaboration platform.

Alkemio, a startup building a platform for multi-stakeholder collaboration, shares research on how cross-sector partnerships really work, reflections on purpose versus profit, and guidance on reusing collective knowledge and templates. Readers get a mix of research findings, company stance and practical collaboration methods.

A German-language newsletter offering short impulses and ideas on collaboration, dialogue and leadership through a systems-thinking lens, from consultants with over 20 years of team coaching. It also promotes a paid subscription, training programmes and facilitation services.

Socialroots Guide is a product-documentation newsletter from the Socialroots platform, offering coordination protocols for self-organising networks, short how-to notes on using platform features, and code-of-conduct templates. Readers get practical guidance for running cross-group communication and community governance.