Brad DeLong’s Newsletter
Why bother to use tinyletter.com and email?
Ah. So Medium Is Getting Into the Tinyletter Business…
Ah. So Medium <http://medium.com> is getting into the Tinyletter <http://tinyletter.com> business, as well as or in addition to or as part…… ¶ Ah. So Medium <http://medium.com> is getting into the Tinyletter <http://tinyletter.com> business, as well as or in addition to or as part of its core mission, whatever its core mission is going to turn out to be. ¶ I like this. I like the fact that very good programmers and designers are focusing on ease-of-writing, reader-experience, and the social dynamics of aggregation. I like the fact that they are trying to turn the Medium platform — is it a platform?
J. Bradford DeLongJun 10, 2015
Moving from Tinyletter to Medium…
Note: Tinyletter <http://tinyletter.com> is a very nice service. But given that I am already committed to Medium, and given that Medium…… ¶ Note: Tinyletter <http://tinyletter.com> is a very nice service. But given that I am already committed to Medium, and given that Medium <http://medium.com> is incorporating tiny letter like functionality into its own system, I am somewhat regretfully moving letter like stuff here <http://tinyletter.com/braddelong/archive> over to: <https://medium.com/brad-delong-s-newsletter>...J. Bradford DeLongJun 10, 2015
