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Ittai Savran

The Radar

Nobody can read all of it. Pick your corner.

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A machine finds it. I read it before it goes.
Every Friday a model goes looking for what changed in the corner you pick. Nothing reaches you on Monday unless I have read it and let it go.
Every item carries its source. One click stops it.
A link and the date it was found, so what you act on is the decree and not my summary of it. Every email carries an unsubscribe link that works immediately.

Nothing has gone out. Build yours now and you go on the list — the first Monday the Radar runs, it runs for you, exactly as you set it up here. Until that day nothing at all is sent to your address.

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What do you want watched?

Everything after this follows from it.

What lands on the Monday

Made up, to show the shape. Not a real issue and not real news — the first real one goes to the list, not to this page.

The Radar · a Monday in September

Example — a city stops issuing new tourist-flat licences

Three lines: what changed, who it binds, and from when. Then the source, so the thing you act on is the decree itself and not my summary of it.

The official gazette, linked · found the Friday before

Any use?

Example — an operator puts part of its night audit on an agent

What was put in, what it cost, and what it did not do. Where the numbers are the operator's own and nobody audited them, it says so before you quote them.

The write-up, linked · found the Friday before

Any use?

Three links under every item. Pressing one is the only way this ever hears anything back, and it is what decides what next Monday is made of.

What this is, before you give me your address.

A machine finds it. I read it before it goes.
Every Friday a model goes looking for what changed in the areas you picked and writes it up. Then it waits. Nothing reaches you on Monday unless I have looked at it and released it, and if I do not, that week simply does not arrive. The deals and ventures are mine to begin with: those are ones I have seen myself.
Every item carries its source.
A link, and the date it was found. If something in it matters to a decision, follow the link — the source is the thing worth trusting, not the summary of it.
It is not advice.
It is a reading of what is public, and a machine's reading at that. Before you act on any of it, check it, or ask me.
One click stops it.
Every email has an unsubscribe link and it works immediately. No email to write, nobody to ask.

An operator, an owner, an investor, a GP, or the CEO in between?

Say what you watch, and it watches. One email on Monday with what moved, and nothing in between.

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