tl;dr newsletter
A weekly(ish) newsletter of news and insight from around the worlds of journalism, publishing and the creator economy.
tl;dr: the Facebook is burning issue Paid Members Public
This week's in-depth round-up of links has depth on Meta's problems, lots of newsletter news, and plenty more to keep you enthralled this weekend…
tl;dr: the Facebook-lite edition Paid Members Public
Your weekly round-up of news you can use from publishing, journalism and the creator economy.
tl;dr: the “we don’t talk about audience” edition Paid Members Public
Or, at least, some newsrooms don't. Perhaps they don't want to hear what readers have to say…
tl;dr: the return of the links Paid Members Public
A lot’s happened since I last did a tl;dr, so expect a mix of links from over the last six weeks below — and probably for the next couple of weeks as I play catch-up. Thanks for all the great feedback about this format, by the way. It’s
tl;dr #5: the catch-up edition Paid Members Public
Apologies for missing last week. A crunch point in my working life left me little time to do anything but prepare for, deliver and follow-up courses and lectures. Things are just starting to ease off, so, without further self-flagellation, let's get on with the latest catch-up reading. (I still have
TL;DR Issue 4: Plagarism, Twitter goes blue, and a journalist gets punched in the face Paid Members Public
A busy week in social media, journalism and the creator economy. Here it is, all nicely -pre-digested for you.
TL;DR Issue 3: The “how the hell am I 50?” edition Paid Members Public
A big day for me. A load of interesting links for you. Everyone wins. Probably.
TL;DR #2 — the plague house edition Paid Members Public
A round-up of the week's reading about journalism and the creator economy. And we don't get Meta.
