Publishers

A daily newsletter summarising artificial intelligence product releases, research and funding, aimed at builders rather than researchers. Published on Substack in English, read worldwide by founders, developers and product people tracking the AI tooling market.

A Substack newsletter and podcast by Lenny Rachitsky on product management, growth and career questions inside software companies, built on interviews with operators at named companies. Read by product managers, growth leads and founders. English, worldwide readership with a US centre of gravity.

Casey Newton's newsletter reporting on social platforms, content moderation and platform policy, published on a near-daily schedule. Read by journalists, policy staff and technology executives. English, United States-centred.

A weekly curated email of essays on engineering leadership, team culture and management practice, running since 2014. Links out to other people's writing rather than publishing its own. Read by engineering managers and directors, worldwide, in English.

Ben Thompson's subscription analysis of technology strategy and business models, published as daily updates and weekly articles since 2013, with an associated podcast network. Read by technology executives, investors and media strategists worldwide, in English. Subscription-funded rather than advertising-funded, which shapes what it will and will not carry.

A daily business and technology newsletter written in a conversational register, owned by HubSpot since 2021. Covers company news, small business trends and internet culture for a general business readership rather than a specialist one. English, United States.

Gergely Orosz's newsletter on software engineering practice at scale: hiring markets, compensation data, incident write-ups and how named companies actually build. Written for senior engineers and engineering managers, worldwide, in English.

A daily technology digest that summarises news links in a few lines each, with separate editions for AI, web development, infosec, marketing and other tracks. The format is short-copy: readers scan it in a minute. Audience is developers and technology workers, in English.