What's one newsletter that you love so much you can't miss an issue?

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That makes you smile when you see the email in your inbox

Ryan Hoover · Accepted Answer

The Hustle has a great tone and isn't afraid to be brutally honest about what's happening in tech.

K Owocki · Answer

Engineering Impact is a weekly newsletter for managers of software teams, focused on trends in engineering leadership, productivity, culture, and scaling dev teams.

Becky Pallack · Answer

Like women's history baseball cards. Each morning you "meet" an inspiring woman from history in your email. I open 100% of these emails. Julia Carpenter is doing a great job curating the content, she never wastes my time, and I always learn something about herstory.

Jonathan Chu · Answer

Great insights for managing software development teams!

Stephanie Newton · Answer

Startups.co publishes the Startups Daily Newsletter every Monday through Friday. Inside is a TL;DR of useful advice and relevant stories for entrepreneurs at every stage in the game.

Aaron Silverman · Answer

As a manager of a development team, Engineering Impact has some of the most useful content I come across.

Andrew Ettinger · Answer

Daily financial news in a no-BS, no-jargon way, that you can actually understand.

Adrian Craig · Answer

General tech and business headlines. Great tone, short and sweet.

James Ellis · Answer

Agree. And the Exponent Podcast is a good compliment to it.

Ben Lang · Answer

Definitely my favorite tech news newsletter. Super concise and informative.

Anders Kravis · Answer

All the cool kids are reading it

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Been a long time finimize-r, love it for it's easy to follow financial news.  I wanted more knowledge of the space and this has drastically helped my understanding of the financial world.

Abhishek Biswal · Answer

This is the only newsletter I wait for.

Matt Kiser · Answer

The best damn future of technology, business models, political economy & society newsletter

Tim · Answer

New Library is one the best newsletter out there, hands down.

- Monday - Friday = Relevant, unbiased news stories + 3 amazing visuals from different artists and photographers
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Andrew Laurentiu · Answer

Once every week, they send out a carefully selected compilation of news in categories: Stunning Articles, Useful Stuff and Free Resources.

Hot and exclusive deals, giveaways and freebies from partners. Stuff that’s not available elsewhere on the web. Sent periodically.

Aleksandra · Answer

Definitely my fav!

Michael Neth · Answer

Kevin sends out a highly curated newsletter each month with great recommendations and insider knowledge. It the only email newsletter I make sure to open as soon as I get it.

Justin ⚡️ · Answer

Matt Hartman's roundup about the current climate of voice interfaces and chatbots has brought me so many good perspectives and helped me find several new favorite authors, essays, and podcasts

Arielle Crane · Answer

I'm not even on the hunt for freelance gigs at the moment and still love reading this newsletter for its fun, sarcastic tone with just the right blend of humor and straight-forwardness. Plus, it includes the top gigs around so even if you're not looking, something to actively keep your eyes on.

Jeff Greenberg · Answer

When I skip everything - this is the *one thing* that is a must glance. Dave Pell personally curates and summarizes (with links) today's news. Seriously the best way to get a clear view of today's events.

Matt Kiser · Answer

The only newsletter that matters.

Emily Snowdon (née Hodgins) · Answer

I love the personable way theSkimm is written providing an overview of the days events in easy to digest, and fun to read bites.

Saul Fleischman · Answer

I skip past the "From the Startup Investors" section entirely. After all, these are either silver-spoon trust fund babies or those how cashed out big in 2003 and have been throwing around their weight, killing more startups than they are aiding, and keep on doing so until they perish. Instead, @thinker's curated posts in the "From the Operators" section, below is quite good. Good, also, for seeing what the powers-that-be in The Valley believe is politically correct. E.g. there's a whole lot of bias for the "save the women," etc. that are actually initiatives fueled by the needs of investors, who must cleanse themselves of the impression that actually, they do not support innovation, they are all about making billionaires of millionaires.

Aleksandra · Answer

I love this newsletter for a personal touch/opinions on the latest tech news. I think it's great for a wide range of readers, even if you are quite new into tech.

Claudio Fuentes · Answer

Discover weekly startup Ideas you should build

Andreas Wagner · Answer

really good stuff.... always

Tanmay Desai · Answer

Best design resources.

Gary Little · Answer

one of the few emails ill open every week -always take something away

Divyansh Saini · Answer

A concise and nicely presented newsletter on various data, analytics and decision making.

Jordan Jackson · Answer

Short,Inspiring, Informative, and relevant.

Matt Warcholinski · Answer

Insipring stories of people bootstrapping their businesses from a ground. A ton of insights and tips.

Tarun Gangwani · Answer

Ina Fried (veteren tech journalist Re/Code, WSJ, CNet) provides a simple, 5 minute read on tech topics everyday in the morning. The entire thing is like a TL;DR for the day prior, providing quick witted takes on what's going on in the tech industry. Ina sometimes features a 2-3 question interview from someone interesting, in a unique, succinct format I haven't seen before.

hungry_caterpillar · Answer

Short, sharp and informative

Tom Richardson · Answer

This is the sort of email I actually like in my inbox - giving me something for free that most people pay for. Short, sharp & pretty funny. 21st century finance!

Matt Zieminski · Answer

Dave gives his (sometimes) snarky take on the events of the day with a touch of humor that brightens the reporting.

Kyle Reed · Answer

Read this every morning. Great breakdown of the previous days events and what everyone is talking about.

Product Hunt · Answer

Must read newsletter of what's happening in tech, every weekday. Lots of emojis and GIFs. Subscribe 💌 producthunt.com/newsletter 💌

Ahmed Sulaiman · Answer

This one is great for iOS developers. Short, systematic and useful. Always keeps you on the same page with the iOS community.

Andrian Valeanu · Answer

Recommend it!

jose avila · Answer

f I recommend the product completely

Wade Johnston · Answer

This is the only one I read every week. I even tagged it as important so gmail doesn't send it into the ether. Great weekly summary of interesting tech, media and social news

Anna Roginska · Answer

I consistently get fun surprises with content, esp. the bottom half of the email content. Super well written.

Bobby Dragulescu · Answer

Consistently delivers insightful info for product managers and engineers alike. A must for any startup!

Sig Myers · Answer

Nicely curated newsletter... always a good read with my coffee!

Hobbs, Corey · Answer

At this point, it's becoming apart of my weekly "must read" list. This team puts the right things in front of you to read -- all the content can be actualized at the end.

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Magical insights from all the commit activity happening in your git repos!  Great for managing an engineering team.

Jake Peters · Answer

Leading engineering teams is super challenging at the best of times. Engineering Impact's packed full of awesome, super relevant content—highly recommended! 👌

Sumit Chachra · Answer

Great insights.

Gui Alvim · Answer

Daily newsletter for us, curious. You can choose to receive the nl of specific areas: tech, media, fashion, sports, music.

Kunal Bhatia · Answer

This is one of the best curated Product Design newsletters out there. I trust my time to the Atomic team's judgement. On a good, I get to read 80% of the links shared + their commentary. On a great week, I'll read it 100% top to bottom!

Carlos Pacheco · Answer

Great almost daily newsletter to keep track of all things trending online

Divyansh Saini · Answer

CB Insights newsletter has clarity of analyses, impeccable data sanity, and the most interesting splices and dices of information from the startup and the VC world. The clear and concise way in which Anand Sanwal and co. draft the newsletter leaves a personal touch marks a personal touch to the reader.

galvinw · Answer

A famous newsletter format. Honest opinions backed by one of the most reliable data sources in startup valuations.

Sean Steigerwald · Answer

Thoughtful, entertaining rundown of the biggest news in tech, what's new in private market investing, and tips for growing your business.

Shaun Trennery · Answer

Reliable, thoughtful news and analysis on the emerging on-demand audio industry.

Romain Biard · Answer

Bacán is the best newsletter talking about start-ups in South-America and Latin America. Each week, you'll receive in your mailbox a selection of start-ups and events carefully handpicked, dedicated to the LATAM market.

Riccardo Broggi · Answer

Subscribed before an internship in Financial Services and helped immensely, owe these guys my financial literacy! Highly recommended!

Napala Pratini · Answer

The Fin newsletter is sent monthly and does a lot more than just news items - a great resource for those just dipping their toes into fintech and enthusiasts alike!

Sam Parr · Answer

Love seeing this here! I'm the founder of The Hustle and am pumped we're providing you all with some value!

Will Curran · Answer

Remote working must have :)

Kathy Lam · Answer

it's short, funny and insightful.

Bennett Lafferty · Answer

Can't wait to read this every M-F.  Informative, clever, and just the right amount of info.

Kelly · Answer

Definitely an awesome newsletter - I get a bunch and this is my favorite. I always take the time to read it carefully rather than giving it a quick skim. Sign up here: http://ambassadors.thehustle.co/?ref=f0d084bcb6

Anna Roginska · Answer

Love it, and look forward to it every month. The writing is concise and hits all the notes you want.

Kyle Reed · Answer

Always get excited for the first of the month because I know there will be a new version of the Journal.

Plethora · Answer

Spencer Wright's The Prepared is an awesome weekly read on product development and manufacturing.

Jeremy Cerise · Answer

Quality content, has been on my weekly reading list for a while now.

Kristian Wilson · Answer

Awesome content for anyone managing a dev team!

Jessica Goulding · Answer

Great way to see an overview of team work all in one place!

Jaala Seifipour · Answer

Very helpful and informative newsletter with carefully chosen content for engineering teams and managers.

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I really like the handpicked content and concise brief that helps you gather quick insight before you decide to click and read.

Aleksandra · Answer

This i a great curated newsletter that I read daily to catch up on the news and get insights on entrepreneurship, investments and the startup ecosystems.

Vinish Garg · Answer

I am reading Mattermark for a long time now, a good variety on startups, investors, customers, sales, marketing, and so many aspects of business areas. I love the variety and consistency, and of course the way it has evolved gradually.

Michael Gunnulfsen · Answer

I read this every morning. Takes 3 minutes (🚽). Love the tone

Rohith Raj · Answer

One of the best!

Jack Smith · Answer

The Hustle is the only 'daily' newsletter that I subscribe to

StudySoup · Answer

This is the only newsletter read by the WHOLE StudySoup team daily. Pretty impressive!

Alec P · Answer

100%. Plus the team is awesome. Check out their conferences as well. Hustle Con is coming up soon.

Jordan Jackson · Answer

Great newsletter

Jack Smith · Answer

this has great content. must subscribe for me

Christopher Sherrod · Answer

Insightful picks.

George Bull · Answer

way easier and quicker to read than the financial times! love it!

Jared Phillips · Answer

Lumio has a great tone and isn't afraid to be honest about what it actually means...

Greg Tobasso · Answer

Neat newsletter with some gems in there - 'frustrated' investment pros who like to share in simple talk!

Jackie O'neill · Answer

Neat tech and business headlines. Speaking my language!

Ben Warner · Answer

an entertaining rundown of the company news and investing

kate allen · Answer

Thoughtful, entertaining rundown of the biggest busines news for the week

Kelly · Answer

Love theSkimm - witty, fun, quick read that keeps me up-to-date on everything that I need to know.

Shamit Khemka · Answer

This resource keeps my design team informed and up-to-date.

Zaid Edris · Answer

Designer News has got a good newsletter that presents the best stories about design published last week on Designer News.

V.S.VIVEK · Answer

Daily! Gives you information across all the verticals and all the happenings of Tech . Important note, not completely centered around Silicon Valley

Michael Hagar · Answer

The best of development related hacker news posts.

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All the news you want. All in your inbox.

Nak Koh · Answer

Highly recommend this! Great weekly newsletter with detailed and thoughtful curation.

Emily Veach · Answer

Weekly newsletter with meticulously curated (and really smart) takes on the future of technology. Real, digestible stories about science...AI...future of transportation...morality... Some of it is well over my head, but that's a good thing. I've learned a lot from Azeem and the other subscribers! Check out the podcast too.

Martin Lünendonk · Answer

Super actionable strategies on raising venture capital and angel investments. Every ambitious founder should take a look and subscribe.

Jack Garufi · Answer

Great articles and tips! love their ideas and opinions!

Gui Alvim · Answer

"Ideas to let you learn, do, and become". Weekly newsletter.

Vinish Garg · Answer

Quibb is an excellent curated list of content from multiple sources. A restricted access to Quibb ensures that the curation quality is good.

Sunny Cadwallader · Answer

As a closet geek, I like the variety of topics from the stories to events to jobs

Trip Thunhorst · Answer

It's a great read!

Imam Soomro · Answer

The presentation of the content will make you fall in love with it.

Kevin Lou · Answer

Reading Login in the morning + Techmeme throughout the day is the perfect amount of tech reading!

Disha Arun Naik · Answer

Epic nl copy. The kind of wit that makes you want to shop for stuff that you don't need. Very refreshing way of email marketing.

Lisa Dziuba · Answer

nice newsletter for indie developers, who do both design and iOS development

Dan Lewis · Answer

A great email newsletter that shares a fun fact and an interesting story behind it every weekday. Learn something new -- every day!

Shawn LaVana · Answer

Honest, direct, brief take on what's going on in the world

Felice Della Gatta · Answer

I am a long time fun of Glenn Allsopp and love everything he makes. I'm also his student at Marketing Inc. Gaps is his latest venture. Mind-blowing long-form, business/marketing related content you'll be always looking forward to.

William Gu · Answer

Great stories on the go! Love their tone and the conciseness of the newsletter.

Raymond Hannes · Answer

A great newsletter for founders

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Honestly the only email I look forward to every day. Julia is amazing and I really wish I would have thought of this idea! I forward it to everyone I know.

Katy Carlisle · Answer

Paul Jarvis is very wise and shares super honest advice and tips about being a freelancer.

Jill Salzman · Answer

Feedback from mom entrepreneurs in 62+ cities is always so positive, we hear a lot of "this is the only newsletter I save because I don't like missing a single recommendation." So, if you're a mom entrepreneur running a business, we'd be happy to have you subscribe. We send out once every two weeks.

Chase H. Dimond · Answer

The Discoverer is a global community of explorers, sharing insight on the world’s most unique places.

The Discoverer inspires you to never stop exploring the world around you. Each edition of The Discoverer features a new destination, curated from a local’s perspective. We believe passionately in sharing discoveries, whether in your backyard or the far reaches of the globe.

Travel the world with us, and discover something new every day.

Full disclosure: I am a Co-Founder

Greg Moore · Answer

I read a TON of tech news and sometimes you need something else in your life. Mister Spoils collects beautiful photography, cool products, and relevant (typically non-tech) articles into a daily newsletter. Mister Spoils is typically geared for men while Stella Spoils is for women.

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Rounds up the great articles about UX, within several areas (and verticals). If you want to be on top of what is going on in this side of the biz, this is a great starting place ;)

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Love this newsletter. Always at least one article I'd like to read.

Aroon · Answer

Great hacks and startups stories every week

Anton Sten · Answer

Neil Cybart's email on Apple (and tech) is by far the most thought-through piece that reaches my inbox every day. Although it's a priced subscription, I value this higher than most magazines.

Kartik Chaturvedi · Answer

Summarizes major news from around the world, including tech, new discoveries, politics, and other global and local issues. I never wake up without it!

Kevin Dwinnell · Answer

Big fan of MediaREDEF. Wide range of topics including tech and entertainment. Gives a wide perspective of what's worth reading now.

Brenda Wong 💁🏻 · Answer

You can't have a round-up of newsletters without the newsletter round-up that pioneered the trend. Ann Friedman's newsletters are educational, consistently fascinating, and, if you spring for her premium newsletter, full of hilarious graphs. It'll brighten up your inbox.

Jon Rojas · Answer

Pretty awesome newsletter for millennial women! Girls' Night In Mission is, "... to make it easier for you to take a break, treat yourself, and connect with a community of other boss women who’d rather stay in tonight."

Andy Pflaum · Answer

Great curation of links in easy-to-skimm format from a design guru

kirsten oliphant · Answer

A quick weekly email with great resources for bloggers & people in the online space.

Olivier Desmoulin · Answer

A bi-weekly beautiful graphic newsletter for great things to do in New York.

Opportunity Overload · Answer

There's nothing like it on the net!

Yvo Schaap · Answer

I can't believe this one hasn't been mentioned. Bob has been doing newsletters since the '90 (!). A bit of tech, mostly about music and change.

Matt Helbig · Answer

Highly curated bi-weekly newsletter about email marketing and design.

Jeremy Pease · Answer

Awesomeness

Daniel Graziano · Answer

A hand-picked selection of the most important things in web development and design daily.

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Now called Offscreen Dispatch. https://www.offscreenmag.com/dispatch A hand-picked selection of great apps, accessories, and articles in your inbox every Tuesday, by @kaibrach.

Seth Louey · Answer

I personally love ours for getting great info about the bot space, our community, top bots of the week, bot jobs, etc.

Taylor Bradford · Answer

Free trainings, great links, and resources to help you build an online platform that's 100% SMARM-FREE - great for bloggers and those wanting to build an online community around their product/brand/service.

mickey · Answer

Handpicked and annotated articles from the field of education,learning and pedagogy delivered every wednesday.

Robert K. · Answer

Great stuff from Gary Vee! Weekly giveaways and tips.

Bonda Gangadhar · Answer

It provides what is going in tech market and helps me to think ahead

Fabrizio Caracausi · Answer

Scott Galloway is a multi-exit founder and professor of marketing at NYU Stern Business school (Berkeley graduate). A wise man, every founder should read his weekly notes.

Tom Kennedy · Answer

A great weekly newsletter with meticulously curated content about leading innovators in tech.

Linda S Warner · Answer

My daily go-to. Best ever.

Gui Alvim · Answer

Daily acid newsletter.

Matija Abicic · Answer

Kind of addictive

Neil Lee · Answer

Essential.

Kevin Kim · Answer

The original daily email brief. Short, condensed, top-line news about the most important things going on in our global economy. Links to actual stories at other publications, not just Quartz's own. The creme of the crop.

Jon Bjornn · Answer

This. This. If you are interested in the tech industry at all this is your go-to summary. Daily newsletter that is really up to date on the latest - even includes GIFs sometimes! (informative ones)

Keyul · Answer

Summarize all tech news in short email. Never miss new updates on a new product launch, funding and tech news.

Laurie Nylund · Answer

Being a startup in the Voice space means I am always on the lookout for information on this topic and what people are thinking about it. Hearing Voices is the best summary of resources on this topic I have found to date.

Wilsar™ · Answer

It keeps me updated of blacks in tech news. Great resource and highly recommend.

Michael E. Smith · Answer

Starting a conversation via email rather than social media. More personal, less trolling, and human-to-human interaction!

Arijit Bhattacharya · Answer

Developers sometimes can get busy within their community. This newsletter gives holistic updates on software development

Lenka Istvanova · Answer

Best email ever!

V.S.VIVEK · Answer

One of the best written short format content ever to be generated.

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The Ken publishes one original, analytical and well-narrated story from India every day (weekdays only) for its subscribers. From technology, startups, business etc.

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It's fun. I also like Monochrome, but apparaently I cold not add that to my answer.

Lisa Dziuba · Answer

Really awesome newsletter for beginner iOS developers.

Lisa Dziuba · Answer

This is more advanced newsletter for iOS developers. Loved it too!

Vinay · Answer

I'm not a big fan of the newsletter but this is the only one that I subscribe to. Very crisp and direct to the point.

James Mundy · Answer

Fantastic newsletter with some really thoughtful and insightful articles from the world of software engineering.