A New Social, the non-profit behind Bridgy Fed and Bounce, writes about bridging social protocols such as ActivityPub, AT Protocol, Nostr and Farcaster, and about its migration features and infrastructure cost cutting. Readers get technical and governance reasoning on why new protocols are held back, plus candid engineering write-ups of how serving costs were reduced.

Essays by an Italian filmmaker and photographer on the open social web, covering investigative reporting on W Social's privacy and technical failures and step-by-step self-hosting guides for the fediverse. Readers get critical analysis of decentralised platforms and practical tutorials for running their own social media server.

Disintermedia is a personal newsletter by Danyl Strype (Strypey) from Aotearoa New Zealand, mixing political commentary on the supermarket duopoly and proposals for public, community-controlled food supply with reflections on Māori seasonal new year, music culture and the fediverse. Readers get opinionated, idiosyncratic essays from a longtime activist and community developer with a clear voice.

A personal blog-style newsletter covering hands-on indie game development with Godot on Linux, alongside commentary on Fediverse advocacy and open source tooling. Readers get first-person experiments, tool reviews and practical observations from a long-time Linux and Fediverse advocate.