Substacks recommended by Fight to Repair

Recommended by Fight to Repair

Tim’s Tech File

By Tim's Tech File By Tim Dobbs

A newsletter About Technology, Linux, Open Source, Right to Repair, and similar topics

A must read for anyone interested in realizing a more fixable, sustainable technology future!

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Cutting Room Floor

By Dakota

My place to dump research and leads that didn't make the cut. Expect shitposting about food, cycling, books, and China.

lcamtuf’s thing

geek life, electronic circuits, and chainsaw safety tips

Libre Solutions Network

By Gabriel

Freedom in the digital age

A great partner in the fight to liberate our stuff!

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AI Supremacy

By Michael Spencer

News at the intersection of Artificial Intelligence, technology and business including Op-Eds, research summaries, guest contributions and valuable info about A.I. startups.

The Free Press

By Bari Weiss

A new media company built on the ideals that were once the bedrock of American journalism.

The Security Industry

By Richard Stiennon

All things cyber security. Researching 3,753+ vendors.

Gen Dread

A newsletter about staying sane in the climate crisis.

Discourse Blog

A daily politics, media criticism, and culture newsletter from the left. Worker-owned, subscriber-supported, and free from corporate influence. Est. 2020.

Letters from an American

By Heather Cox Richardson

A newsletter about the history behind today's politics.

An amazing resource for anyone interested in the intersection of history with our current political scene.

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Boondoggle

By Pat Garofalo

Corporate monopolies are ripping off our states, cities, and communities. Find out why and how to stop it.

A great resource for original reporting about how corporations are gaming governments (federal, state, local) to tilt the field in their favor.

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BIG by Matt Stoller

The history and politics of monopoly power.

One of the best publications around covering the silent scandal of abusive monopolies and concentrations of market power by large corporations.

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Popular Information

By Judd Legum

Independent accountability journalism.