Startup News Asia newsletters
Pick your platform for Asia’s weekly tech news from across the broad Asia Pacific and Indo-Pacific regions.
• Asia’s tech news – weekly newsletter on Substack
• Asia’s tech news headlines – LinkedIn e-newsletter
Asia’s tech news headlines
weekly, via LinkedIn
It might not seem that this would qualify as an email newsletter platform but, in fact, subscribers to Startup News Asia’s LinkedIn newsletter receive updates as a standalone email, as well as a link to the published LinkedIn post.
Click the banner above for SNA’s Asia tech news weekly on LinkedIn, or click the link below to take a look:
https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/sna-asia-s-tech-news-6940166562133749760/
Asia & Indo-Pacific tech news, weekly:
December 12th 2023 edition
Quantum technologies in Australia,
Hainan’s seafloor data-centres,
Singapore-China cross-border digital yuan,
Malaysian crop boosting agri-tech,
Japan’s microwave radar satellites,
nuclear-powered container shipping,
India’s cybersecurity headaches…
Read the December 12th edition on LinkedIn
alongside the archived editions of the newsletter
Asia’s tech news via Substack
We’ve expanded our news services in two ways using Substack:
- A weekly round-up of Asia’s technology news headlines; and
- An email newsletter service, sent direct to subscriber inboxes.
For a preview, hit the banner above or click the link below:
https://wadekwright.substack.com/
Need To Know Now
Geopolitics, Asia, tech, risks & more
Need To Know Now, whilst not at this point in operation, was a newsletter sent out via Substack and LinkedIn, with an additional edition available as an interactive PDF download for those who’d rather print and read from hardcopy.
At this point – late 2023 – updates are posted to the Need To Know Now LinkedIn page.
Details and downloads are on the Need To Know Now newsletter page, but here’s a snapshot of the items from an early edition:
Need To Know Now in 2023
Aerostats in the South China Sea and Xinjiang,
the agricultural impact of dams on the upper Mekong,
‘shadow shipping’ of oil in use by Russia and China,
why fossil fuels aren’t going away any time soon
(hint: it’s an energy source density issue), and
Indonesian nickel’s environmental problems
1. Aerostats, China & surveillance in the South China Sea >
2. Upstream dams & downstream agriculture on the Mekong >
3. Shadow fleets, dark shipping, oil & sanctions >