The hottest Content Substack posts right now

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Ian Johnson • 0 implied HN points • 13 Apr 23
🕹 Technology Social media Content Platforms
  1. Ian Johnson has started using Substack Notes to connect with readers in a new way.
  2. Subscribers to Ian's newsletter will automatically see his notes on Substack.
  3. Readers are encouraged to join Notes to share thoughts, ideas, and quotes.

Stealing fire from the gods

Kiernan • 0 implied HN points • 06 Nov 23
🕹 Technology AI Data Content Generative AI
  1. Technological achievements have irreversible consequences that humanity must learn to live with.
  2. Generative AI is producing content so human-like that it's challenging to distinguish from real, impacting the way we process data.
  3. Data providence and trustworthiness will be crucial in a world flooded with low-quality generated content.

Bottom line, up top

Mehdeeka • 0 implied HN points • 10 May 23
🎨 Art & Illustration Design Creativity Marketing Writing Content
  1. Content design involves designing content for effective communication based on defined user needs.
  2. Efficiency in writing, such as getting to the point quickly, is crucial for engaging content.
  3. Consideration of accessibility and inclusivity in content creation is vital for ensuring all users can benefit from the information.
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Tech Regulation in India-Some important developments

Turnaround • 0 implied HN points • 14 Feb 20
🕹 Technology Regulation Innovation Policy Content Industry
  1. Tech regulation should strike a balance between innovation and control to avoid stifling progress.
  2. India's central bank is looking to set up a new entity for regulating retail payments, which may impact startups and payment gateways.
  3. OTT content providers in India are opting for self-regulation to avoid government regulations, setting an example for the tech industry.

The Podcast Business Model

Joshua Gans' Newsletter • 0 implied HN points • 26 Apr 19
💼 Business Podcasts Startups Business Models Content Monetization
  1. Luminary aims to be the Netflix of Podcasts by offering a subscription-based, ad-free platform with high-profile content creators.
  2. The podcasting evolution started with free content and ads, but now Luminary's strategy of offering premium content but with flaws in execution has raised questions about their business model.
  3. Failure to define target audience, unclear technology choices, and lack of differentiation from other podcast platforms are key challenges faced by Luminary, highlighting the importance of a well-thought-out strategy in the podcast industry.

How content is trapped

Joshua Gans' Newsletter • 0 implied HN points • 26 Oct 16
💼 Business Media Digitization Profitability Strategy Content
  1. Digitization exposes weak links in traditional content business models and breaks them, emphasizing the importance of understanding the connection between content and returns.
  2. Successful businesses recognize early the need to adapt and delink aspects of their operations to stay profitable in the digital age.
  3. Content providers need to focus on social elements and consumer value, not just information, to remain relevant and successful in the changing media landscape.

Eamon Levesque: Big Game for Someone with Such a Small Truck: Media Conglomerates Vs. Everybody

Do Not Research • 0 implied HN points • 15 Sep 21
🎭️ Culture Media Entertainment Content Creators
  1. Corporate mottos are often either laughable or unsettling, like Google's 'Don't be Evil' which they eventually dropped.
  2. Media mogul Sumner Redstone's 'Content is King' philosophy was central to his success, reflected in his ruthless acquisitions and control over various industries.
  3. The rise of user-generated content (UGC) poses a threat to traditional media conglomerates, as platforms like YouTube and TikTok excel in personalized, cheaper content delivery.

How the JC works

The Jolly Contrarian • 0 implied HN points • 20 Apr 24
🚌 Education Navigation Content Knowledge Management
  1. The main role of the Substack newsletter is to publicize content on the Jolly Contrarian and serve as a way to charge for access to the premium site.
  2. The Jolly Contrarian has free and premium versions, with premium content focusing on master trading agreement 'Owner's Manuals' and more detailed commentary.
  3. The Jolly Contrarian uses MediaWiki, like Wikipedia, for organizing information, but has a different structure and content with additional material on the premium site.

My Interview with Dr. Mercola On Cholesterol, Vitamin K, Insulin, Blood Lipids, CT Scans, Calcification, and Heart Disease

Harnessing the Power of Nutrients • 0 implied HN points • 30 Dec 12
🏥 Health & Wellness Nutrition Disease Prevention Interview Content
  1. Cholesterol is beneficial for health and has been unnecessarily demonized.
  2. Vitamin K2 from foods like egg yolks and cheese can protect against atherosclerosis by inhibiting blood vessel calcification.
  3. Insulin plays a crucial role in protecting against atherosclerosis by promoting thyroid activity and supporting LDL receptor function.

STEAL attention using these emotions 👀

Business & Marketing with Nika • 0 implied HN points • 16 Jun 24
💼 Business Marketing Emotions Engagement Content Advertising
  1. Using emotions like happiness can grab attention in marketing. Happy posts, memes, and nostalgia make people feel good and want to engage.
  2. Curiosity is a strong tool. Sharing secrets, tips, or unexpected info makes people want to learn more and share your content.
  3. Creating controversy can also get attention, but be careful with anger or hate. While it can spark engagement, it might hurt your brand's image.

Have you been thinking about content creation like this? 🤔

Business & Marketing with Nika • 0 implied HN points • 13 May 24
💼 Business Marketing Content Social media Audience Creation
  1. Focus on making a few high-quality pieces of content. Just a small part of your work can attract a lot of attention over time.
  2. Evergreen content is super valuable. It shows your expertise and can keep bringing people in long after it's published.
  3. To create great content, think about what people care about and how to present it in a fun way. Quality matters, so make sure your work is up to par.

Weekender

polymathematics • 0 implied HN points • 20 Oct 23
🎙 Podcasts Recommendations Media Content Reviews Trends
  1. There is a new weekly post for paid readers that shares thoughts and recommendations for the weekend. It's a casual way to explore new ideas and get suggestions.
  2. Feedback from readers is encouraged to help improve the content. The writer wants to refine their projects based on reader input.
  3. Many previous posts are available to browse, and there's an option for a free trial to access full content.

The Age of Fragmentation: AI’s Impact on Content and Code

Digital Native • 0 implied HN points • 29 Jan 25
🕹 Technology AI Software Content Startups Digital Culture
  1. AI is changing culture by making it easier for people to create and share content. This leads to more options and fewer shared experiences, making culture more fragmented.
  2. The cost of creating both content and software is dropping thanks to AI. This means more people can create, leading to a burst of new ideas and projects that weren't possible before.
  3. Successful companies in the future will focus on building tools for creating content and software, while also creating communities for collaboration. This network aspect will help them stay valuable and competitive.