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Down with the machines! Our newsletter is compiled the old-fashioned way with pure human labor. No algorithms or dangerous artificial intelligences are involved. Every weekday, we’ll send you our top feature reporting, as well as summaries of the latest news about Russia, Ukraine, and the former Soviet Union.
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A digest of Russia’s investigative reports and news analysis. If it matters, we summarize it.
The Beet
A Meduza in English exclusive! The Beet is our monthly newsletter focused on Central and Eastern Europe, the Caucasus, and Central Asia. Featuring original reporting and deep analysis, The Beet covers social, political, and cultural developments in these often-underreported regions, without centering Moscow, the “West,” or the latest news.
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Sometimes readers suddenly and mysteriously stop receiving Meduza’s newsletter. Here are the most common reasons why this can happen.
1. Your inbox is full.
When your mailbox runs out of space, new emails stop arriving. Try deleting unnecessary emails, like spam and notifications from those pesky social networks.
2. Your email service thinks messages from Meduza are nasty spam.
To make sure this doesn’t happen and to receive every glorious email, be our buddy and add our addresses to your list of contacts. For the daily newsletter, it’s [email protected], and for our weekly newsletter, The Beet, it’s [email protected].
You can also create rules to filter Meduza’s emails, so they’ll always land in specific folders. Here are instructions on “filtering” with major email services: Gmail, Microsoft Outlook, iCloud, and Yahoo Mail.
3. You use a corporate email account with an autoresponder.
Mailing services sometimes mistake an autoresponder message for a mailbox’s refusal to accept an email. If possible, turn off that beloved responder. Or re-subscribe from your personal email. To do this, just email us at [email protected] or [email protected], and we'll get it done.
4. You accidentally unsubscribed. Oops!
If you’ve noticed that our emails aren’t coming through anymore, and none of the reasons above fit, just write to us! You probably unsubscribed by mistake. Briefly tell us in your email about the problem, and we will take care of it. Email [email protected] for problems with the daily newsletter and [email protected] for problems with The Beet.
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In the mood for something really simple? Hungry for some syndication? If you’re in this boat, you’ll be happy to know that you can subscribe to Meduza’s RSS feed using Feedly or any other RSS reader.
And if you understand Russian...
Meduza in Russian is available on multiple platforms, as well. There’s a mobile app and a Telegram channel (check out MeduzaLive for a never-ending feed of news updates, and look no further than MeduzaBreaking for all the content that earns a push notification at our website).
You can also subscribe to Meduza’s daily Russian-language newsletter, Signal, which is designed to help readers digest and understand the news.
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