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Frequency of publication
Once per week
Type of pubilcation
Independent
Published since
2019
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2 Reviews
05 August, 2020
Super fun to read through
What I love is that Chartr's newsletters (there are two now!!! up from 1/week last year!) offer really unique content (they actually find and analyze the data on their own), with great visuals (like I can actually understand their charts without needing a phd) and they give a pithy, fun explanation or take away from each one... so it leaves me not only feeling smarter, but actually able to talk about some fun things over dinner/at a watercooler/etc :). I'm a happy reader.
What I love is that Chartr's newsletters (there are two now!!! up from 1/week last year!) offer really unique content (they actually find and analyze the data on their own), with great visuals (like I can actually understand their charts without needing a phd) and they give a pithy, fun explanation or take away from each one... so it leaves me not only feeling smarter, but actually able to talk about some fun things over dinner/at a watercooler/etc :). I'm a happy reader.
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31 July, 2020
It's not really that bad.
The best way to stay informed is by consuming all news all the time. The problem is, you'll get burned out by being overwhelmed by constant stress and anxiety. You can slow it down and Chartr is my go-to. Besides, the financial insights alone are enough to justify signing up.
The best way to stay informed is by consuming all news all the time. The problem is, you'll get burned out by being overwhelmed by constant stress and anxiety. You can slow it down and Chartr is my go-to. Besides, the financial insights alone are enough to justify signing up.
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05 August, 2020
Super fun to read through
What I love is that Chartr's newsletters (there are two now!!! up from 1/week last year!) offer really unique content (they actually find and analyze the data on their own), with great visuals (like I can actually understand their charts without needing a phd) and they give a pithy, fun explanation or take away from each one... so it leaves me not only feeling smarter, but actually able to talk about some fun things over dinner/at a watercooler/etc :). I'm a happy reader.
What I love is that Chartr's newsletters (there are two now!!! up from 1/week last year!) offer really unique content (they actually find and analyze the data on their own), with great visuals (like I can actually understand their charts without needing a phd) and they give a pithy, fun explanation or take away from each one... so it leaves me not only feeling smarter, but actually able to talk about some fun things over dinner/at a watercooler/etc :). I'm a happy reader.
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31 July, 2020
It's not really that bad.
The best way to stay informed is by consuming all news all the time. The problem is, you'll get burned out by being overwhelmed by constant stress and anxiety. You can slow it down and Chartr is my go-to. Besides, the financial insights alone are enough to justify signing up.
The best way to stay informed is by consuming all news all the time. The problem is, you'll get burned out by being overwhelmed by constant stress and anxiety. You can slow it down and Chartr is my go-to. Besides, the financial insights alone are enough to justify signing up.
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