Eye on the Ball
3quarksdaily.com·2w
🌱Regenerative Journalism
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Readings Might be Turning Into America’s New Favorite Passtime
electricliterature.com·2w
🌀Genre Blending
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Lit Hub Daily: October 2, 2025
lithub.com·1w
🌀Genre Blending
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Local LGBTQ+ publications are facing a drop in ad dollars and a rise in safety concerns, new report finds
niemanlab.org·2w
📻Independent Media
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Hey, Nature magazine! Reputation is a two-way street.
statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu·3w
🔬Science Journalism
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Crunchyroll’s New Manga App Is Out Now: So, How Is It?
endlessmode.com·4d
📝Blogrolls
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Enshittification
misfitsarchitecture.com·2w
🌐Digital Folklore
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Fall Escapes
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🇨Canadian Seasonal Cooking
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The unlikely rise of Cultured magazine
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🎭Underground Culture
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Filterworld and Why My Feeds Are Making Me Dumber
metafilter.com·1w
🔗Online Curation
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2025.09.DisappearingMoment
newsletter.disappearingmoment.com·2w
📝Blogrolls
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Balancing two blogs
birming.com·1w
📝Blogrolls
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Best Intentions
nytimes.com·1w
🔗Link Blogging
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For the love of the written word
alexandrawolfe.ca·3d
🔗Link Blogging
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Contributors to Scientific American’s November 2025 Issue
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🔬Science Journalism
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Watchdog journalism’s future may lie in the work of independent reporters like Pablo Torre
theconversation.com·1w
🔗Collaborative Journalism
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Daily Caller opinion column by editor-at-large “explicitly” calls for violence, with headline “Enough Is Enough … I Choose VIOLENCE!”
niemanlab.org·2w
🌱Regenerative Journalism
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The Top 5 Longreads of the Week
longreads.com·1w
🌱Regenerative Journalism
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