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Show HN: All the day's news distilled into one newsletter(inside.com)
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Show HN: The biggest news each day in 1500 words and 50 links(inside.com)
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Show HN: All the biggest news each day in 1500 words and 50 links(inside.com)
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Hustle before you hack(medium.com)
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The rise of the API-based SaaS(blog.chartmogul.com)
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An Oral History of the Space Shuttle Challenger Disaster(popularmechanics.com)
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The restaurant analogy(medium.com)
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by awwstn 11y ago
It strikes me more as just a protection against the case of a massive company being born in the fellowship. If they just put the cash up for people to work on interesting things and it helps grow the YC network and feed some interesting com
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by awwstn 11y ago
This is just a competitor trying to stand on Box's shoulders, and it definitely doesn't belong on HN. Here's the disclosure from the piece: > Full disclosure: I’m COO of Hightail, and we indirectly compete with Box. They a
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How Tumblr Can Save Yahoo(medium.com)
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Show HN: The best stories from 2015(readthisthing.com)
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ProPublica Launches the Dark Web's First Major News Site(wired.com)
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by awwstn 11y ago
This is smart. Good journalism has never paid for itself (classifieds, paid subs, ads, etc), and it never will. With most of the old revenue diluted, anyone who wants to do good journalism needs a way to pay for it, and this model (invented
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Some media predictions(medium.com)
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Some media predictions(medium.com)
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It’s not you: political journalism really is broken(medium.com)
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The rise of “homeless” media: Publishers that don’t require home pages or apps(medium.com)
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When the News Reads You Back: Standing Up for Reader Privacy(medium.com)
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The rise of “homeless” media(medium.com)
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On ad-supported websites from a developer’s perspective(medium.com)
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What can digital media learn from magazines?(medium.com)
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Facebook, Twitter, and the Burden of Breaking News(medium.com)
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The Ethics of Virtual Reality Storytelling(medium.com)
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What Happens When a Journalist Uses Your Tweets for a Story?(medium.com)
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Designing Digital Reading Experiences for the Real World(medium.com)
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Death of Hyperlink: The Aftermath(medium.com)
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by awwstn 11y ago
What's the irony? Assembly's platform is now open source, as are all the products the community built. The blog post you linked highlights a certain ethos we had as a team, and the way Assembly was shut down is right in line with
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The New Intimacy Economy(medium.com)
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by awwstn 11y ago
> "No one seems to fervently believe tech valuations are cheap, so it’d be somewhat surprising if we were in a bubble." Is this true? I know that high valuations are getting tons of press and shock in the public, but it seems l
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by awwstn 11y ago
So...you're saying if we want great sports reporting from a web publication like Grantland then we should pay Comcast for cable?

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