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Tetragrammaton @tetranow NEW EPISODE: “You have to let people ask questions. You have to let people challenge the received wisdom, even if they're wrong, even if they seem crazy. I think that's a crucial part of a free society, and Substack has been that.” - @ chrisbest of @ Substack 0:00 Chris Best 0:24 The Problem with Media and the Birth of Substack 2:24 Writers as Heroes and the Need for Independence 3:15 Vision vs. First Step: A New Economic Engine 5:27 From Idea to Product: Paid Newsletters 7:28 Starting Small and Product-Market Fit 10:33 Platforms, Algorithms, and Distribution 12:14 Ema
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