Art Marketing News offers practical advice for artists on the business side of art, including selling, marketing, and setting realistic goals. Issues mix reflective essays drawing on the author's decades in publishing and sales with a news-driven Art Business Brief for paid subscribers.

Wash Weekly covers the business side of the laundromat industry, combining analysis of public filings from equipment makers, distributors and lenders with operator-level management stories. Paid members get a Signal edition and a private Telegram community of laundromat owners.

Rob Weidner, a fractional CTO, writes about running his practice with AI agents, his personal framework for choosing work, and the case for college in an AI era. Readers get practical accounts of agent-based workflows alongside career and education opinion pieces.

Jesse Myers writes practical notes from running several small companies with AI and automation, covering how to take control of vendor platforms with a Cloudflare Worker, how to keep AI assistants in each company's brand voice with a verification check, and how to cut estimating and invoicing admin to about ten minutes per job. The writing is specific, grounded in real projects, and includes concrete design details and reasoning.