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I’ve been a longtime fan of “CBS Sunday Morning,” the weekend TV news magazine, so I was saddened to hear that Charles Osgood, the former host of the show, died yesterday.

Osgood was a wonderful writer — lyrical, clever, and always on point. Turns out he had a method to his writing.

“Short words, short sentences, short paragraphs,” Osgood once said. “There's nothing that can't be improved by making it shorter and better.”

—Dan (say 👋 via email or LinkedIn)

What You Need to Know About Gmail and Yahoo’s Big Changes for Newsletters

As of February 1, Gmail and Yahoo are rolling out several major changes in the inbox. This is a huge deal: If you fail to comply with these new rules, you won’t be able to send newsletters to readers who have Gmail or Yahoo email addresses.

So I’ve put together a guide explaining:

Why Gmail and Yahoo are making these changes.
How to check to see if you’re compliant.
What you need to do if you’re on Beehiiv or Substack, where you might be sending via one of their email addresses.
How to set everything up to fulfill the new requirements.

You’ll find everything you need to know to make these changes — and stay in the inbox — in this guide. Get the guide here →

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