Peter Nowak
I'm Peter, Editor-in-Chief and founder of DONUT Press Media – AKA I've also done a bit of everything, from marketing to sales to fundraising to biz dev, etc. I majored in baseball at Michigan State University (Go Green!) with some economics classes sprinkled in. In my limited spare time you'll find me diving down the rabbit hole on my latest obsession (addictive personalities ftw), rock climbing, or watching sports/every movie the algorithm gods serve me.
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| April 18, 2025🖱📰 Click to see a list of bite-sized stories you should know for today.
Discussion
| April 18, 2025Google has multiple monopolies in ad-tech, federal judge rules
⚖️ Do not pass “Go,” do not collect $200: Google operates a monopoly in multiple digital advertising markets, a federal judge ruled yesterday. It marks the second antitrust case to go against the tech giant in less than a year, and could result in a breakup of part of its business.
DONUT Holes
| April 17, 2025🖱📰 Click to see a list of bite-sized stories you should know for today.
Business & Markets
| April 17, 2025It’s tough out there for craft breweries
🍺 Keg stand: The craft beer industry was upside-down in 2024, according to the Brewers Association's annual industry production report published this week.
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| April 16, 2025🖱📰 Click to see a list of bite-sized stories you should know for today.
Media & Entertainment
| April 16, 2025Netflix wants to join the four-comma club by decade’s end
📈 The company whose name frequently appears next to “and chill” recently called all of its knights to the round table and laid out an ambitious quest.
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Media & Entertainment
| April 15, 2025Americans aren’t going to see Hollywood’s original movies
…two examples from this past weekend:
- Drop, a Christopher Landon-directed thriller, opened to ~$7.5 million domestically.
- Disney’s The Amateur, a spy thriller adapted from a little-known 1981 book, opened to an estimated $15 million.
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| April 15, 2025🖱📰 Click to see a list of bite-sized stories you should know for today.
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| April 14, 2025🖱📰 Click to see a list of bite-sized stories you should know for today.
Business & Markets
| April 14, 2025Boarding passes could be going away
✈️ The International Civil Aviation Organization—the UN body that crafts airline policy from which the FAA takes cues—is considering the biggest shake-up to air travel in 50 years, The Times of London reports.
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| April 11, 2025🖱📰 Click to see a list of bite-sized stories you should know for today.
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| April 10, 2025🖱📰 Click to see a list of bite-sized stories you should know for today.
Sports
| April 10, 2025The Masters: A weekend steeped in lore
The Masters, the smallest but arguably most prestigious of pro golf’s four majors, tees off at Augusta National in Georgia later this morning. Here are some of the traditions that make the tournament unlike any other.
Business & Markets
| April 10, 2025Trump pauses some tariffs, escalates pressure on China
US stocks went soaring like a kite without a string yesterday, after President Trump announced plans to enact a 90-day pause on certain tariffs for nearly 100 countries, while also keeping his across-the-board 10% tariff in place and ramping up duties on China.
Discussion
| April 9, 2025Congress is split over a new budget extending Trump-era tax cuts
🏛️ On Saturday, the Senate approved a budget blueprint that aims to extend trillions of dollars worth of tax cuts enacted by President Trump in 2017, and also reduce government spending. But over in the other chamber of Congress, lawmakers are split over whether to approve it as is.
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| April 9, 2025🖱📰 Click to see a list of bite-sized stories you should know for today.
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