... could download the data instead of only viewing it online. It made perfect sense, so I built it. You can now export outbreak data for every disease tracked on the platform as a CSV. Whether you're a researcher, journalist, student, public health worker, or just curious, it's now much easier to analyze the data in Excel, Google Sheets, Python, R, or your own tools. Small features like this often have a much bigger impact than major redesigns. Listening ...

... card. We're not just pumping money; we're hooking up a firehose to our tech sector and watering the Italian countryside. And Justin Jincaid? Thank goodness he's here to break this news, because clearly, American business journalists have nothing else to report on except the slow-motion car crash of our SaaS dominance. "Mom Clock" indeed because apparently, it's time for American enterprise to pack it up and go home. Will Bending Spoons turn Airtable into ...

... actually happens when sensitive data gets pasted into a chatbot) instead of just listing features ourselves. One thing I'm curious about: for the pre-launch phase, how did you decide which communities were actually worth showing up in vs. just noise? Comment from Frank A.(@fasathor): Not a hack exactly, but the most useful thing I did this launch was answer every paid-promotion DM with an affiliate offer instead, 25% recurring, commission only. Five people offered to promote ... ... launch results as a reason to appear on podcasts, join more Spaces, contact relevant newsletters , and pitch both paid and organic mentions. I d also use the Product Hunt badge as social proof and reach out to journalists

... Here's a pattern I can't unsee: AI threatens my profession "This is unethical." AI helps my profession "This is innovation." Journalists AI companies Hollywood Universities They all seem to make exceptions when AI benefits them. I call it AI Exceptionalism . It s the belief that AI should follow different rules depending on who is using it. To be clear, this isn t an argument that all uses of AI are equally good. Nor is it an argument that ... ... Agree in part; re: The real issue is when people shift the rules purely to protect their own backyard. I think this is the core of the issue. What prompted this piece was constantly getting mad hearing tech journalists

... tool fully solves it. So I stopped trying to capture everything and started curating ruthlessly instead. I now follow around 15 specific people on X who are upstream of the news I care about founders, researchers, a few journalists. When something big happens, they're talking about it before the headlines hit. That reduced my wandering time significantly. On the paywall issue I've noticed newsletters are becoming my workaround. Good writers summarize paywalled content with their own take, which ...

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... Handbooks Long by necessity, and rarely read cover to cover. AI chat lets employees find specific policies or procedures immediately without navigating manually through every section. 3. Annual Reports and Investor Communications These serve multiple audiences at once - journalists, investors, regulators, employees. Each one is looking for something different inside the same document. AI chat lets every reader type navigate directly to what they need. 4. Standards and Compliance Handbooks Dense, technical, and often referenced under time pressure. Practitioners need ...

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... thinking about this mainly for personal use: private conversations small trusted groups no noise, no interruptions But I can also see it being useful in situations where privacy really matters, like: talking about sensitive topics journalists and sources legal or serious discussions people working in difficult environments Not building all that yet, just thinking ahead. What I want to understand is simple: Would you use something like this? Or does not being discoverable make it less useful? I d really ...

... Mosslet s privacy-first AI features. You're right that they pull in opposite directions: AI needs context to be helpful, but context means data exposure. The fact that you're having those internal conversations about what stays ephemeral vs. what gets stored is exactly the right instinct. Most teams don't even ask the question. I d also look into Confer and Proton Mail s Lumo if you haven t already. To answer your question: your encryption keys aren ... ... zero-knowledge, which means you hold the key. The customers who choose us choose us partly because of that constraint, not despite it. The worry never fully goes away, but I try to reframe it because what's the alternative

... more universal than Spanish TV. Here's what went wrong, as far as anyone can tell from public reporting: 1. The trigger was visible before they acted. The cancellation appears to have been a reactive move to a competitor (Atresmedia) signing a high-profile presenter. That competitive signal didn't appear out of nowhere it was detectable. But there was no comms plan ready when the decision came. Reaction without preparation is how you hand the narrative to journalists

... when I talked to comms directors and PR leads: the problem wasn't their response it was the lag between when a threat emerged and when someone actually noticed it. A critical video starts circulating at 11pm. A journalist publishes a thread with wrong information on a Sunday. A mid-level employee's comment gets picked up by an aggregator and starts spreading before anyone on the team is even awake. By the time the response kicks in, the narrative ... ... already oriented rather than starting from zero. Curious if others building in adjacent spaces (PR tech, brand monitoring, comms infrastructure) are seeing the same patterns. And for those on the IH/PH side: how are you thinking about the "augmentation vs

... Definitely got a bunch of low quality users, there was one AI listing site we used free credits to test their PPC, was just bot traffic Comment from Johanna John(@johanna_john1): Loved the honestly about newsletter traffic vs retention. So many people only talk about top-of-funnel wins, not the actual quality of users. Comment from Dan Bulteel(@dbul): @ashir_murtaza1  100%, videos with faces always used to outperform other videos on TikTok too. Annoying ... ... from Dan Bulteel(@dbul): @couldashouldawoulda  I used to work in PR as my first job so I have some background. I did what I did in my first ever PR job. I made a list of all the journalists

... different platforms for similar tasks. And I actually use it for my daily work. As a writer who researches a lot with AI agents, I still want my content to feel human and natural for readers, media, or journalists. It's visual and transparent, it really shows what it flags, not only confirms it's AI. I work with AI content daily and I want to train my brain to catch AI with my own eyes and ears ...

... useful. Comment from Navanita Devi(@navanita_devi): Dedy's point is interesting, the opacity problem is real. Most people conflate "AI having access" with "AI having unchecked control." They're very different things. Read-only access vs write access, logged actions vs

... usually the most helpful. And of course, feel free to plug what you re building as well as you may have the solution to a problem somebody else is looking for! Comment from Rosie Bell(@thebeachbell): As a travel journalist for about a decade, I saw the same press trip frustrations play out, such as journalists

... platform. Eligible articles must be original, at least 1,000 words , and winners will be judged mainly on Verified Home Timeline impressions . Only U.S.-based X Premium subscribers can participate. The incentive is meant to attract creators (and journalists) to publish more in-depth content, which also helps train X s AI (xAI) with richer data. It s a paradox. Twitter was always a platform for discovering news. Then it pushed reporters away by downgrading posts that linked ...

... kilpatrick): There're a lot of reasons for people not wanting to pay for things. I can t speak to areas outside the US, but here I think a big driver is cultural expectations around what should be free vs low cost vs

... dancing made to do it after school, would be great to push people down the path of what they enjoy and have gifts already. Comment from Tetiana(@tetianai): Top 3 students from my class - an economist (successful), a journalist, and a product manager for MultiDrive :D Sad but true: top performers often prefer stability, while those who are willing to take risks are the ones who start their own businesses. But I'm happy with what I have. :) Comment from ... ... point. school rewards the followers while thinkers are menace to the society, that is why knowledge is dangerous for those who are in possession of power. They are scared of people making systems eventually making them as competitors

... hours we are launching Pressdeck - a press website builder - on Product hunt! All of us have faced the challenges of promoting our products. Today, you need to get seen by journalists, reviewed by influences, show up on front page of Google, and be recommended by AI chatbots. What if there was a platform that could help you succeed at every step? So, I built Pressdeck - an online press kit website platform that not only helps journalists

... dance either, it's just life. The shame is that some brilliant products seem to get abstracted behind jargon and bad comms. I started my career in tech PR when you had to call busy tech journalists and pitch your story - you learn fast how to be clear and succinct, or risk getting $hitposted on Twitter (true story, the Guardian tech correspondent once called my pitch the 'straw that broke the camels back' online...). Well, I learned the hard ... ... framing shift depending on who I m talking to, and why they might care. Pitch With Context Once you know who they are, add some relevance. Yep, that means doing a bit more homework. If I m pitching a journalist

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... Ever wanted to peek behind your competitors ad strategies? Now you can with full transparency. I just launched a free n8n workflow that pulls ad creatives straight from Google s Ads Transparency Center, powered by SerpApi. n8n Template link This workflow does the boring stuff for you: Fetches ads by domain (like nike.com or apple.com ) Filters by region Categorizes creatives into text, image, and video Exports clean CSVs for instant analysis All you need to do is hit Test workflow ... ... Marketing analysts doing competitive research Ad intel teams tracking brand activity Marketers hunting for creative inspiration Journalists