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These The above newsletters are free and can be rerouted directly to a weekly roundup mailbox. For future weekly roundup creators, McNair Center could should consider creating setting up an e-mail address account that can be utilized solely for the purpose of gathering weekly roundup content from VC and entrepreneurship newsletters.
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*[https://mattermark.com/blog/ Mattermark] - can be useful for editorials/blogs
For internet sources, such as [https://pitchbook.com/news PitchBook (News & Analysis)], [https://hbr.org/the-latest Harvard Business Review], [https://mattermark.com/blog/ Mattermark] and [http://venturebeat.com/ Venture Beat], recommended search words include but are not limited to:
Weekly Roundup posts begin with coverage on blog posts/reports that will be published by McNair Center faculty during the same week.
The weekly roundup post is usually split up into two segments:
*Latest news in entrepreneurship
**The latest entrepreneurship news This segment follows reports, op-eds, and blogs from the various aforementioned sources that cover a broad variety of topics in entrepreneurship (diversity, policy, demographic trends, etc.).
*Startup news
**The startup This segment mainly focuses on updates in VC funding rounds for successful startups (often stories are found from [https://www.crunchbase.com/#/home/index CrunchBase]).
Weekly roundup posts should include:
* around 7-10 stories
*1-2 paragraphs at a maximum, per story
If applicable, news stories should be linked to previous and relevant posts by McNair faculty. Share links to news stories with the social media admin (weekly roundup stories make for informative/interesting tweets). Always include links to the original source when referencing studies, reports, and surveys and including statistics/data in a write-up for a specific story. When drafting weekly roundup posts, follow adhere to the McNair Center's general writing guidelines and create a blog form on the wiki page with a shareable link to the google doc that contains the roundup draft.Get another McNair Center staff member (who is involved in blog-writing)
