Some personal news: Hunterbrook Media has acquired The Bear Cave newsletter.
I started The Bear Cave to pursue independent investigative research and am excited to partner with a team that shares that mission. Hunterbrook will invest in bringing more original reporting to The Bear Cave's readership and together we will bring the publication to new heights.
I'd like to thank so many people for helping make The Bear Cave a reality, starting with Professor John Shoven at Stanford, my first paid subscriber Jim Carruthers, early mentors like Marc Cohodes, Andrew Left, Doomberg, Petition, Bill Martin, and many others, including Substack founders Chris Best, Hamish McKenzie, and Jairaj Sethi for making it possible for anyone anywhere to build a following and income from writing online.
I owe endless gratitude to everyone who read and shared The Bear Cave, and especially those who supported The Bear Cave with paid subscriptions.
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This acquisition marks a new chapter for The Bear Cave. With Hunterbrook's backing, we'll have more resources to pursue the kind of investigative journalism that readers have come to expect.
The mission remains the same: independent research that holds companies accountable. But now we'll be able to do it at a bigger scale.
Thank you for being part of this journey.
