40+ Newsletters you (might) love 💌
What's one newsletter that you love so much you can't miss an issue? The question started taking off a few days ago. Here are the top newsletter recommendations so far:
🏆 The Hustle is the most recommended from the list. Ryan Hoover says: "The Hustle has a great tone and isn't afraid to be brutally honest about what's happening in tech."
👔 Stratechery: Daily email analysis on tech business and strategy, by Ben Thompson. The Exponent Podcast is a good compliment to it.
📝 The Journal: Kevin Rose sends out a highly curated newsletter each month with great recs and insider knowledge. Michael Neth says: "It's the only email newsletter I make sure to open as soon as I get it."
🙋 theSkimm: A daily summary of current events in your inbox. Hunter Walk recently wrote a post that highlights its potential, and says the company has "(waaaaay more) than five million active readers" (majority of which are female, almost all U.S.-based).
Check out the 40+ newsletters you might want to subscribe to.
P.S. We recently added a page that shows every Product Hunt Digest since the history of time. producthunt.com/newsletter
🏆 The Hustle is the most recommended from the list. Ryan Hoover says: "The Hustle has a great tone and isn't afraid to be brutally honest about what's happening in tech."
👔 Stratechery: Daily email analysis on tech business and strategy, by Ben Thompson. The Exponent Podcast is a good compliment to it.
📝 The Journal: Kevin Rose sends out a highly curated newsletter each month with great recs and insider knowledge. Michael Neth says: "It's the only email newsletter I make sure to open as soon as I get it."
🙋 theSkimm: A daily summary of current events in your inbox. Hunter Walk recently wrote a post that highlights its potential, and says the company has "(waaaaay more) than five million active readers" (majority of which are female, almost all U.S.-based).
Check out the 40+ newsletters you might want to subscribe to.
P.S. We recently added a page that shows every Product Hunt Digest since the history of time. producthunt.com/newsletter
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