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margin.notes is an essay-driven newsletter on design, technology and culture, with reflections on how apps, attention and money shape everyday life. Issues read as personal, critical pieces that combine anecdote with sharp observations about platform design and economic incentives.
Long-form articles on Tunisia's TikTok livestreaming economy, covering virtual gifts, informal digital income, and whether the law applies equally to influencers. It also includes political commentary on President Kais Saied's record and the accountability of concentrated power.
This newsletter from the University of Ferrara's tax law group shares slides and announcements from seminars and academic meetings, such as the Global Minimum Tax, digital permanent establishment, and tax administration in the digital age. It also points to Italian legal history seminars on early modern public finance.
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