The best Internet newsletters

Fanny Vassilatos writes essays on the internet, society, time, language and housing, drawing on physics, philosophy and media theory like McLuhan and Rovelli. Each issue is a personal, reflective argument that connects big ideas to everyday life and the future.

David Billa's personal blog-newsletter covers Japan, Setouchi Islands art, French culture, music and digital life, with a Neo-Luddite series on reclaiming agency over technology. Issues mix personal reflection, art documentation and music writing with reader-facing notes about the newsletter itself.

A personal essay blog by a technologist and activist exploring how the political left can build media power and a people-centred internet. Issues critique tech manifestos through a design justice lens, reflect on social change 'moonshots', and map the author's ongoing writing arc about the far right's narrative advantage.

Tero Blog is the project blog of Tero, a company trying to make the internet greener by replacing display ads with clean-energy ads and funding climate action. Its posts cover the company's mission, its Tero Tabs new-tab page, and conservation partnerships such as the Chinko Nature Reserve project.