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See our Substack launch playbook
docs.google.com
OccupyAI-Substack-Launch-Playbook.md
title: Occupy AI — Substack Launch & Monetization Playbook type: playbook status: draft created: 2026-07-23 entity: LoudFeed, Inc. (podCOINai ℠) — for-profit MI S-corp affiliate: Broadband Institute Foundation (BIF, dba Community Internet) — 501(c)(3) partner/publisher tags: [OccupyAI, Substack...
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Organizations are increasingly
recognizing the opportunity that
artificial intelligence (AI) presents
for all aspects of their business.
Introduction
1 IDC FutureScape Webcast. “Worldwide Artificial Intelligence and Automation 2024 Predictions.” Document #US51901124, March 2024.
From customer engagement, support, and sales, through to
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Notion pages & access
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What Is a Community-Owned Internet? And Why It Might Be the Future of Going OnlineA plain-language guide to how community broadband networks work, why they’re cheaper and faster than Big ISPs, and what they mean for your neighborhood. The…
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Less concrete ideas for housing
I helped Lauren to get this video from her iPhone to new Mac, she just received.
AirDrop (Fastest & Easiest)
- On iPhone: Open Photos app, select your video, tap Share, then AirDrop
- Click your MacBook name when it appears
- Video transfers wirelessly instantly
- Files land in Downloads or you can choose the destination
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Are you aware of Yousef's policy platform?
The following appeared in the Ann Arbor Observer:
Yousef Rabhi (Challenger; Democratic Socialist)
Rabhi, a Washtenaw County commissioner and former Michigan House of Representatives Democratic floor leader, is challenging Taylor on a Democratic Socialist platform, decrying what he describes as Ann Arbor’s current trajectory of becoming “a…
voteyousef.com
Vote for Yousef Rabhi | Elect Community Leader - Act Now
Support Yousef Rabhi in the 2026 Ann Arbor mayoral race, emphasizing community-driven solutions, public ownership, and civic pride. Get involved today.
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Internet as a Public Amenity: How Ann Arbor Could Bundle Broadband Into Publicly Owned HousingWe already expect public housing to come with water at the tap and heat in the winter. In 2026, high-speed Internet belongs on that same list — and Ann Arbor already owns the infrastructure to deliver it.
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