XtreamInternet is a marketing-driven newsletter from an internet service provider that explains basic networking concepts such as fixed wireless versus satellite, data centers, and the fiber backbone. Each issue ends by steering readers toward the company's plans, so the explanations are general and shallow.
Website: https://xtreaminternet.ghost.io/
David Billa's personal blog-newsletter covers Japan, Setouchi Islands art, French culture, music and digital life, with a Neo-Luddite series on reclaiming agency over technology. Issues mix personal reflection, art documentation and music writing with reader-facing notes about the newsletter itself.
A personal essay blog by a technologist and activist exploring how the political left can build media power and a people-centred internet. Issues critique tech manifestos through a design justice lens, reflect on social change 'moonshots', and map the author's ongoing writing arc about the far right's narrative advantage.
A personal newsletter from an author with opinions on technology and the internet. The only sample issue is a short note about rethinking what his personal site should be about and planning to build it by the end of summer.
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