The hottest Media Landscape Substack posts right now

The author emphasizes the importance of authentic and deep writing, prioritizing integrity and curiosity over digital fame and performative online culture.
The Substack platform allows the author to explore a variety of topics that capture their interest, free from market trends or ideological constraints.
The author's work on Substack reflects a commitment to consistent output, supported by paid subscribers, enabling a balance between creative freedom and financial stability.

China watching methodology by Ladány emphasizes understanding CCP through Chinese-language sources.
US media must improve by decoupling from biased reporting and analyzing China's primary source material.
Improving US-China relations requires analyzing Chinese-language sources, fostering Mandarin expertise, and engaging with CCP narratives.

PR in the music industry is often vilified and seen as manipulative.
Publicists play a major role in getting artists attention, but success isn't guaranteed by hiring them.
Lack of transparency in PR and media can lead to misconceptions about the industry.

Toxic workplace journalism has become a common genre exposing misconduct.
Articles on toxic workplaces vary in quality, from serious claims to unverified complaints.
Corporate culture can include bad actors but does not always reflect overall workplace environment.

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