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1/ Today we’re introducing Substack’s native sponsorships program, with an inaugural cohort of flagship brand partners who are collectively investing millions of dollars into creators on Substack

Now on Substack, you can write out the rules you wish everyone who replies to you would obey —"No cursing," perhaps, or "No denying that New Orleans is a better city for serious technologists than San Francisco"— and an AI-powered moderation assistant will enforce them for you.

Get AI skill pilled with this full tutorial from @petergyang on building AI skllls that fix their own mistakes creatoreconomy.so/p/full-tutoria…

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@Substack @petergyang Why don't link previews generate on twitter for Substack links? Also, your link didn't populate due to a missing space between 'mistakes' and the url. Still time to edit... abowenkc.substack.com/p/the-devoluti…

The UK is on a dark path for speech on the internet. I argued in the Telegraph in December that laws claiming to be for child safety were opening the door to surveillance and censorship of law-abiding adults. The new ban continues this trend.

Ty Haney, founder of Outdoor Voices, interviews Katerina Schnieder, founder and CEO of Ritual, on how she built a billion-dollar wellness brand. Watch the full interview on Ty's vlog, OBSESSIONS WITH... tyhaney.substack.com/p/katerina-sch…

Read the post on Yoni's blog, 99% Derisible: 99d.substack.com/p/i-dont-want-…

"There’s a huge amount of shovel-ready projects in the country, and no amount of AI job displacement will solve the fact that all of our bridges are falling down." @yrechtman's ideas for how to put AI-displaced citizens back to work

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We were proud to support @lennysan's Product Pass from the beginning. We’re excited to support more creators as they grow and serve their communities through @substack's new program. Awesome to see this out!

5/ To learn more about the program, read @chrisbest’s post: on.substack.com/p/a-business-m…

4/ The brands we’re working with as flagship partners—Yahoo Scout, Whatnot, Granola, Balenciaga, T-Mobile, Polymarket, and Uber—recognize that some of the most interesting conversations happening on the internet are driven by writers and creators on Substack

1/ Today we’re introducing Substack’s native sponsorships program, with an inaugural cohort of flagship brand partners who are collectively investing millions of dollars into creators on Substack

I'm hiring a Chief of Staff for @TheArgumentMag I'm looking for a real partner to help me run a fast-growing magazine and build something brand new: a live events business that takes our fight for liberalism off the page and into rooms full of people. The Argument is a media start-up dedicated to revitalizing liberalism through public debate. The Argument is a full-time, in-person workplace based in Washington, DC. (Details at the link) Join us. We're libbing out! theargumentmag.com/p/were-hiring

"You got the job. Goldman, Bain, Google! Something shiny for the résumé that says you made it... Lower six figures, four-figure signing, target bonus 15-20% on paper... Run the real math and the Target cashier in Tribeca is right there with you, except he goes home at 5" jakeseymourg.substack.com/p/are-you-maki…

No, no, no this is wrong wrong wrong! People need to understand that the author of this chart is like a weird postmodernist critic of law enforcement. slowboring.com/p/did-prison-j…

Ranting can be therapeutic

When legacy media gatekeepers say you need their permission before you can reach millions of readers and shape public discourse

Read Marc's post on his Substack: marcrandolph.substack.com/p/i-worked-har…

“We need to talk.” Marc Randolph @marcrandolph, cofounder of Netflix, on the moment Reed Hastings confronted him and told him he wasn't doing his job