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OK Doomer β€’ 216 implied HN points β€’ 04 Mar 26
  1. An illustrated survival guide is now available as a printed beta and downloadable PDF, released under a Creative Commons license so anyone can print or adapt it.
  2. Small independent publishers are invited to access the source files to create internationalized versions, with the simple request that they give due credit.
  3. The project is sustained by reader support and grants, and ongoing development relies on donations, subscriptions, and community backing.
Very Fine Day β€’ 42 implied HN points β€’ 27 Feb 24
  1. The assumption that the future of media will always be online is flawed as the free internet is declining.
  2. Content creation on the internet is now a crowded space with competition from all age groups and professional creatives.
  3. The future of media and content is uncertain, with possibilities like the resurgence of print and increasing skepticism towards online content.
Wadds Inc. newsletter β€’ 19 implied HN points β€’ 17 Jan 22
  1. WaddsCon is looking for media case studies and new ideas to help improve media relations. If you have something to share, they want to hear from you.
  2. Connections and trustworthy communities can help fight misinformation. Most people just consume content, so good information sharing is really important.
  3. Most print media is losing readers, moving towards digital as audiences change. The only print that saw growth recently was The Metro as commuters returned to offices.
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