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Edition No. 99 · Tue 29 Sept 2026 · 42 stories · Source: Daily Newsletter Digest

Edition No. 99

Tuesday 29 September 2026

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36 · Digiday
Rethinking entry-level hiring in the age of AI: a conversation with Amazon's Diana Godwin
Why it matters
The general manager of AWS Certifications discusses whether certifications can bridge the AI-era skills gap.
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37 · Digiday
Publishing Summit recap: how publishers are rebuilding for the post-search era
Why it matters
Executives described prioritizing direct audiences, diversified revenue and AI strategies, with 60% naming subscriber acquisition their central focus.
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38 · Business Insider
I ran an AI detector on my whole life. Here's what I learned.
Why it matters
Aki Ito's experiment prompts Dan DeFrancesco's argument about AI atrophy and the risk of depending on tools whose price you do not control.
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39 · OffBall
The WNBA team with the best vibes is...
Why it matters
A vibes-based first-round bracket lands on Las Vegas after the Liberty stole Game 1 from the Lynx and the Aces crushed the Fever.
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40 · The Hollywood Reporter
National CineMedia buys the company that puts ads in office elevators for $275 million
Why it matters
Further reading from the day's section on What I'm reading next.
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41 · Business Insider
America's super rich are pouring hundreds of millions into the midterms
Why it matters
Further reading from the day's section on What I'm reading next.
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42 · Business Insider
Noa Argamani spent 246 days in Hamas captivity. Now she's a VC.
Why it matters
Further reading from the day's section on What I'm reading next.
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