Dylan Tweney (d. f. tweney) is a journalist, editor, poet, community builder, and publisher.
He’s been writing newsletters and blogging since the late 1990s and has been a columnist, podcaster, and editorial leader for publications including WIRED, VentureBeat, Business 2.0, and InfoWorld.
He created tinywords, the world’s largest journal of tiny poems, which is now in its 25th year.
AtTweney Media, Dylan works with companies to communicate leadership by developing their own media: bylines, blogs, research reports, speeches, books, podcasts, videos, and more.
On this site, where he’s been blogging since 1999, he’s always trying out something new.
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Ben Worthen founded one of the most successful content agencies, Message Lab. In this interview, he talks about how companies need to stop talking about their products so much, and start telling better stories.
Alex is one of the sharpest and best-organized editors in the content business. In this interview, he shares his thoughts on good editing, interviewing, and how he uses AI to save 50% of his time creating proposals.
A former NYT editor and Googler, Quentin is a writer and content creator with an incisive wit and a deep sense of curiosity. Here, he shares his views on editing, empathy, and AI's lack of creativity.