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The appeal of newsletters: ownership and intimacy
A couple of interesting thoughts from Craig Mod about the underlying reasons behind the shift to newsletters.
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Newsletters versus blogs
Should you abandon your blog and just write a newsletter instead?
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Lessons from 1000 editions of a links newsletter
Charles Arthur has aggregated links in 1000 editions of a daily newsletter. He's learnt a thing or two along the way.
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A new look for OM&HB e-mail subscriptions
I've just updated the way my blog handles e-mail updates. This si the age of the newsletter…
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Red Box's Matt Chorley on the worst thing you can do behind closed doors
Matt Chorley on the 50th anniversary of the decriminalisation of homosexuality [http://nuk-tnl-deck-email.s3.amazonaws.com/2/4d771504ddcd28037b4199740df767e6.html] in the UK: > Quite why anyone feels they need to pass judgment on what other people get up to in the privacy of their own homes is anyone’s guess.
The intimacy of e-mail newsetters
Interesting history of the email curation platform Revue [https://blog.getrevue.co/from-side-project-to-millions-of-emails-6c64ebcaf95d#.xgr8l5h2n] from its founder Martijn de Kuijper: > Back then I saw the value of the newsletter and I still do. It’s such an intimate way to communicate with people, and so effective at the same
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Newsletter editors: the new newsroom power players
The inexorable rise of newsletters – and the newsletter editor [http://digiday.com/publishers/newsletter-editors-new-important-person-newsrooms/] : > Publishers are rediscovering that email newsletters are a reliable way to reach readers — and serve a critically important direct connection to audiences that serves as a counterweight to the mercurial algorithms of Facebook. The popularity