Nathan Baird, a founder of an innovation consultancy and Wiley book author, shares excerpts on leadership, operating models and customer-driven product discovery. Readers get practical reasoning on navigating uncertainty and building the right products before speeding up delivery.
Website: https://nathanbaird.substack.com
Long-form essays on the history of innovation and the causes of the British Industrial Revolution, drawing on archival research. Recent issues cover the salt trade, Scotland's outsized role in invention, and Tudor labour laws and trade.
Macroscience publishes policy analysis and debate on how to improve the way science is funded, organized and governed, including metascience units, national labs and the economics of AI and innovation. Readers get expert-written essays, lecture introductions and structured debates on science policy.
Not Boring offers long-form essays on tech strategy and company deep dives, plus a weekly roundup of optimistic news in science and technology. Issues combine the author's analysis, co-written pieces with founders, and curated links with a personal voice.
Damien Van Achter publie des essais courts et documentés sur l'innovation, l'entrepreneuriat média et les libertés numériques, souvent issus de conférences ou d'entretiens. Chaque numéro développe une idée précise, comme le fonctionnement des algorithmes ou le contrôle de la chaîne musicale depuis l'iPod, en s'appuyant sur des sources et des repères historiques.
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