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Pride of Detroit promotes Pride of Detroit Direct, a premium email newsletter with bonus Lions content—editorials, film breakdowns, and exclusive podcasts—announcing a draft-focused lineup of pre- and post-draft episodes, weekly columns from editors and contributors, and a monthly mailbag for subscribers.
Substack announced Apple TV and Google TV apps for videos and livestreams, plus a For You recommendations feed and planned audio content, available to free and paid subscribers. The move has drawn early pushback from writers and users who worry Substack is pivoting away from its core newsletter/writing focus toward video.
The Verge has launched new features including personalized topic and journalist follow options, a daily digest email, and new editorial newsletters to strengthen direct reader relationships and adapt to the 'Google Zero' era, emphasizing loyalty and independent access.
This week's edition of Installer, a newsletter by David Pierce, focuses on gaming and tech recommendations for a relaxing weekend. Highlights include new games like Mario & Luigi: Brothership, updates to Stardew Valley, and a Discovery series on iconic games. The newsletter also discusses alternatives to the soon-to-be-defunct Omnivore app for saving articles and newsletters, and features a segment on Brian McCullough's favorite apps and current interests. Additionally, community recommendations for apps and gadgets are shared, along with a quirky project to repurpose an Apple Watch as a pocket device.
Axios provides a streamlined way to stay updated on the 2024 U.S. election results through its newsletters, offering concise and timely information on the political landscape.
USA TODAY is offering exclusive subscriber-only content, including newsletters and access to their digital replica eNewspaper, for $1 for the first 6 months. Subscribers will have full access on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices, and can expect original reporting that provides diverse perspectives on news and current issues.
USA TODAY is offering exclusive subscriber-only content, including newsletters and access to their digital replica eNewspaper, for $1 for the first 6 months. Subscribers will have full access on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices, and can expect original reporting that provides diverse perspectives on news and current issues.
The article lists nine resources that can help individuals make the most of generative AI tools, including tutorials, podcasts, newsletters, and blogs. These resources cover a range of topics, from getting the best results from AI tools to exploring the latest developments in the field. Some of the recommended resources include Inside My Head, Towards AI, The AI Podcast, and Visually AI.