Economics and other interesting stuff

Your guide to strategy and policy in the age of platform ecosystems, BigTech dominance, and AI.

A newsletter of quiet contrarianism, slow analysis and ambient ideas

Portugal news, analysis and events in English.

the economics and ecology of work, in a time of accelerating uncertainty in our lives, society, and business

A weekly Substack at the intersection of AI, digital trends, transformation insights and quirkiness, designed to inform and challenge, written and curated by Neil Perkin

A newsletter exploring the patterns found in progressive organisations.

The real world impact of social technologies

Weekly Newsletter with Picks and Pics for Books, Restaurants, Music, Sports, & Humor and Biweekly Podcast Interviews with Friends, Family, and Colleagues

The School of the Possible is a creative community of interesting people doing interesting things.

Intelligent observations on technology, culture, and life

"One of the best for understanding how tech can solve our biggest problems and shape our society." — Daniel Ek, CEO of Spotify

Tales from the history of innovation.

Re-engineering workplace culture. The latest news and analysis on what comes next for work.

Trying to understand the implications of AI for work, education, and life. By Prof. Ethan Mollick

The beautiful mess of cross-functional product development

Notes on fintech, vertical software, and VC.

The global newsletter that keeps you informed on generative AI’s impacts on creators and human-made media, the ethics and behaviour of the AI companies, the future of copyright in the AI era, and the evolving AI policy landscape.

Ideas about Strategy, Innovation and Growth by Rita McGrath

A newsletter that mixes insights from the history of the digital future (#WIREDarchive) with observations and rants about the state of politics today. Basically a blog for your inbox.

Weekly news, practical guides and features to prepare for the future of work.

Antonym: How AI is changing us, our work and our world.

Getting curious about leadership. Longform, not short. Personal, not formal. Practical, nuanced, the odd swear. With footnotes.

Weekly insights on building a preferable Future of Work, from technology, demographics, politics and behavioural science.

Based on 40+ years' hands-on experience of what works - and what doesn't - when creating a future-fit organisational culture