Signal Drift # 1

Jan 3

A signal drift is exactly what it means. It's a message that drifts from my usual product announcements containing tips, asks, thoughts, and queries.

Where do you get your news from?

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Just woke up on the recent news happening in Venezuela and I wondered, do we hear the same things when we read the news? So, to start us off, here's a list of outlets, where I get most of my information from:

• ​Mother Jones - Progressive, left-leaning magazine that focuses on news commentary on topics such as politics, environment, human rights, etc.
• ​Democracy Now - Similar to Mother Jones, a progressive news outlet that reports on topics including but not limited to world news, human rights, politics, etc.
• ​The Guardian - for a non-US perspective on US politics, world affairs, environment etc. The opinion articles tend to be thoughtfully crafted and well-written.
• ​Tech Policy Press - A platform dedicated in discussing the intersection of technology and democracy. A great resource in understanding how our advancements impact our democratic institutions

At this point, you probably guess, these are all progressive outlets. Here are a few more that I follow:

• ​ProPublica - Although it has been accused of being left-leaning. From my perspective, it has delivered a fairly balanced reporting.
• ​Wired - Not much to say but it delivers the usual staples of how emerging tech impacts the world around us.
• ​Scientific American - Just give me only the science please. Fascinating read 🥸

What's your news outlet? If you find the information here helpful or informative, go ahead and subscribe.

If not, feel free to drop me a note at hello@kubostack.co. Don't forget to add in the subject line: RE: SD 1, so I know what the email is for.

Thanks for taking the time to read this post.

--Wig