Public is a subscriber-funded newsletter led by Michael Shellenberger that publishes investigations, commentary and interviews on politics, free speech and censorship. Recent issues cover the French riots and Australia's proposed online censorship bill from a strongly right-leaning, opinionated perspective.

Gazzetta is a newsletter about rethinking journalism around service design, with a book club on a workbook and occasional essays on how people get reliable information in distorted contexts. Recent issues mix practical guidance for information producers, a historical essay on Lu Xun and the conditions for genius, and a digest of research on what AI models refuse to say about Chinese politics.

Citizen South is a newsletter tracking censorship, privacy and surveillance across South Asia, with recent issues covering Pakistan's new registration rules for foreign journalists, India's crackdown on the Cockroach Janta Party protests, and an internet shutdown in Pakistan-administered Kashmir. Readers get sourced, opinionated updates on press freedom and digital rights in the region.

Aya Velázquez is a German-language political newsletter by a freelance journalist who writes about press freedom, alleged censorship, and the Corona years. Recent issues cover a labour court case involving a dismissed Berliner Zeitung video journalist and her reports from Brussels and Berlin events on the 'liber net' censorship project.