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.
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A weekly newsletter that makes one New Yorker story free to read, drawn from culture criticism, politics and long-form journalism. Issues also include occasional podcast conversations on current affairs such as the midterm elections.
Close readings of individual news photographs and media images, examining how composition, context and symbolism shape political and cultural meaning. Issues connect photos to current events such as press freedom, war, AI and surveillance.
Long-form essays on political theory, constitutional history, and the philosophy of journalism, with scholarly citations. Readers get frameworks for understanding fear, executive power, objectivity, and moral reasoning in political news.
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