Raphael writes, “Just across the internet, the business publication Quartz is widely credited with helping to ‘reinvent’ the email newsletter, moving beyond mere collections of links to provide a distinct voice, format, and style crafted specifically for that medium. Quartz, however, operates on a much grander scale than Revue’s typical customer — with five different newsletters now reaching a total of over 750,000 subscribers — and it relies on its own custom-built software for content creation.
“Still, the underlying principles remain the same, and it’s easy to see the link between what Quartz is accomplishing on its own platform and what Revue is trying to democratize with its online offering. Both scenarios, in fact, seem to share a common ancestor: the print magazine.
“Just ask Jessanne Collins, the editor of Quartz’s relatively new Obsession email newsletter. Collins relies heavily on her experience in the print world — where she recently served as editor in chief of Mental Floss, prior to its online-only transition — to bring a sense of purpose and cohesiveness to every issue she creates.
“‘To me, there’s a similarity to magazine-making with that, where you’re really thinking about the thing as a whole and how it stands,’ she says.”
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