Substack has been doing a pretty good job of differentiating itself from the Facebooks and Xs (exes?) of this world. Instead of being plagued by algorithms and ads pushing content that users never ...

Substack has just unveiled its first mobile app, which operates like an RSS reader for Substack writers. Launched in 2017, Substack provides a publishing platform for monetizable newsletters covering ...

Today, Substack officially rolled out Notes, the product that creates a feed that allows Substack creators and subscribers to interact. It functions so much like Twitter that it controversially caused ...

I did a little of my own due diligence, and I liked what I found. Newsletters on Substack are not populated with ads. Substack doesn’t seem to do any kind of spammy harassment. While a lot of Substack ...

Substack is betting that subscribers, and the sponsors they attract, value authenticity and are willing to pay for content that is verifiably created by humans. Driving the news: The media platform is ...

The newsletter platform Substack rose to prominence with a permissive approach to online speech, attracting big-name writers who felt “canceled” by the mainstream media for their conservative or ...