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1818title = "Studio"
19−description = "One line about the thing"
19+description = "Need a personal website, fast? Studio can set one up in under a minute."
2020content = """
21−Studio is an application from Tirrel Corporation which enables Urbit users to turn a Groups notebook into a public blog with just a few clicks.
21+Studio is an application from [Tirrel](/organizations/tirrel) which enables Urbit users to turn a Groups notebook into a public blog with just a few clicks.
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2323One can enable comments, multiple templates, and even integrate with Sendgrid to send new posts as email updates.
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28−Tirrel has announced on their blog that Studio’s next release will include USD payments integration, allowing individuals to use Urbit to make a
29−storefront and accept USD.
28+Tirrel has announced on their blog that Studio’s next release will include USD payments integration, allowing individuals to use Urbit to make a storefront and accept USD.
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3130While most Urbit applications are focused on activity within the Urbit universe, Studio is unique in its focus on connecting the fiat and clearweb worlds to Urbit.
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3635title = "Mars Review of Books"
37−description = "The Mars Review of Books is a magazine in print and on Urbit which combines ruthlessly intelligent and fearless sense-making on subjects of global importance with today’s most stylish belletristic writing on contemporary arts and culture."
36+description = "The Mars Review of Books is a magazine in print and on Urbit covering both contemporary arts and culture and global sociopolitical issues."
3837content = """
39−Inspired by the early New York Review of Books, which was launched in protest against limp and toneless book reviewing in the Times Book Review, the MRB takes as its thesis that many topics and artistic productions which are important and stimulating to know about are ignored by today’s legacy publications. A new magazine that brings these topics to light will also create the conditions for the intellectual milieu that serious people and dedicated artists wish to see thrive.
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39+The Mars Review of Books is the first literary publication hosted on Urbit. Its inaugural issue includes an article on nuclear fusion from Urbit Foundation's [Neal Davis](https://urbit.org/ids/~lagrev-nocfep), book reviews from writer and man-about-town [Christian Lorentzen](https://twitter.com/xlorentzen), and reflections on millennial romance from Twitter personality [Default Friend](https://twitter.com/default_friend). The MRB can be purchased in [physical form](https://store.marsreview.org) or [read online](https://marsreview.org).
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