IT News You Can Use
Every week we read the reputable sources and file what matters into CxO, AI, Security, Operations and Cloud — with a dedicated section for each enterprise IT vendor we cover, so the main sections stay vendor-neutral. Pick a platform and a frequency below; the issue comes to you.
How we curate
The hard part of following enterprise IT was never the reading — it was deciding what deserves the reading. That is the part we do, every week, against one rubric.
Each week IT News and Events curates content from many reputable sources across the industry.
One rubric decides what survives the cut: “IT News You Can Use.”
Selected articles go into sections such as CxO, AI, Security, Operations and Cloud.
We curate for a number of enterprise IT vendors, and each vendor gets its own dedicated section — which is what keeps the main news sections vendor-neutral.
We count the clicks through to the articles to measure what readers actually found useful.
The most popular articles are then featured in the Saturday and Sunday editions.
The week
We publish our curated articles on several platforms, but the main web site is it-news-and-events.info. The week’s news is divided into five groups, and the weekend belongs to whatever you read most.
Group 1 of the week’s news
Group 2 of the week’s news
Group 3 of the week’s news
Group 4 of the week’s news
Group 5 of the week’s news
The most popular IT articles of the week
The most popular Vendor IT articles of the week
Popularity
Four tabs, each ranking what readers clicked through for the issue shown:
IT covers the main groups — CxO, AI, Security and the rest. Vendors covers the enterprise IT vendors we follow. Events covers webinars and major in-person events.
See what’s popularVendor neutrality
We curate content for a number of enterprise IT vendors. Because each one has a dedicated news section, vendor announcements never have to compete for a place in the main topic sections — and the main sections stay neutral by construction.
That is also why the weekend has two editions rather than one: Saturday ranks the main IT news, Sunday ranks the vendor news, and neither crowds out the other.
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Most subscribers receive our news by email. Choose how often you want it — every weekday, or once a week — then subscribe on Substack, on LinkedIn, or by RSS. All of it is free.
Frequency 01
Two posts per day, Monday to Friday, plus two “most popular” weekend posts — one for IT News and one for IT Vendor News.
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Two posts per week, featuring a list of the most popular articles of the week — one for IT news, one for IT Vendor news.
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Also on LinkedIn
We post the curated content to these LinkedIn groups as well. Joining a group is free and needs no subscription — it is simply another place the same curation shows up.
LinkedIn group
Every vendor we follow, from AWS to Zscaler, with its announcements collected under its own name rather than scattered through the general news.
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The popular articles of the week filed by topic — AI, Security, CxO, Podcast, Operations — alongside the events worth putting in the calendar.
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The second kind of subscription is for people who don’t just want to read the week — they want to send it. Our IT Newsletter As A Service hands you the same curated issue, ready to publish as your own LinkedIn newsletter.
We assemble the enterprise IT news and events every week — you add your name, your voice, and press publish. The full details, an example issue and the recorded webinar are on the 12touches page.
See the publisher planPrefer to talk first, or want us to run the whole thing for you? Email john@12touches.com.