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Vox Sentences Newsletter — Daily summary of the news in an easily digestible format
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@mattellsworth One decent option is the Unroll.me digest: https://unroll.me/faq/rollup - Puts all your subscriptions into just one digest
@ranjanxroy Thanks, I tried that before but for some reason it didn't stick. I'd really like it to go straight to reader, and I can decide what I want to put in my reading queue.
I'm a huge fan of Vox and think they're doing great things with explainer pieces as well as their card stacks. I haven't yet drank the Kool-Aid on Sentences though. The bullet points seem a bit stream of consciousness like it's a running tally of what's new, as opposed to a daily summary of what I need to know. And some days the emails are reallllllly long. But I'll continue giving it a shot.
@kenromano Seconded. I wish they were more selective in what to include. The newsletter often feels so overwhelming that I end up following none of the links.
Hunter
@kenromano @davidbauer have you guys checked out Yahoo! News Digest? Only 8-10 items a day. And any suggestions for other newsletters that do a better job?
@davidbauer @kaz Yahoo is a solid user experience and good example of curating content from different sources. Sometimes, a bit TOO high level (on the opposite end of the spectrum as Sentences). And I agree with the post below --- Quartz is probably the only digest I religiously read every single day.
I think Huffington Post just launched a daily email as well. Haven't subscribed to it, but I've seen posted. I've been reading the skim, but they tend to only do four stories and I'm usually only interested in one or two.
I love Vox and the quality of their work. I always learn something new on their site. Signing up for this was a no brainer for me.
TracGen