The newsletter by Robin de Boer covers Dutch legal and media stories from an activist, skeptical angle, including a lawsuit by COVID vaccine-injury claimants against Bill Gates, Mark Rutte, Pfizer and the Dutch state, and a dispute over press accreditation at the judiciary. It largely relays claims from allied speakers and promotes subscriptions, with few independent checks on its assertions.
Website: https://robindeboer.substack.com
Molly Young's personal newsletter mixes essayistic cultural pieces, such as a close look at the vintage Levi's trade and an investigation into extreme tattoo culture, with curated lists like a treasury of book dedications. Readers get witty, observant writing that blends reporting, personal anecdote and literary references.
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.
A media-industry newsletter by a veteran journalism business figure examining newsroom funding, philanthropy, and public policy, including lessons from failed and successful nonprofit newsrooms, OpenAI's donations to journalism, and a new California subsidy. Readers get candid, well-sourced analysis and interviews aimed at people who work in or follow the economics of news.
A collaborative of newsrooms delivers reporting on agriculture, water and climate across the Mississippi River Basin. Readers get narrative, on-the-ground stories about pollution, local communities, environmental monitoring and the people and projects tied to the watershed.
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