It’s no secret that newsletters are having a moment in the media industry. Prominent writers and journalists like Vox co-founder Matthew Yglesias, The Verge’s Casey Newton, New York magazine’s Andrew ...

As TikTok's future in the U.S. remains in limbo, startup Substack is going after video creators in a move to expand its platform. The San Francisco startup on Thursday announced that creators can now ...

Substack is updating its peer-to-peer recommendation system, the company announced today. With this new update, Substack is helping writers aid other writers in expanding their reach and potentially ...

As a potential TikTok ban looms in the United States (again), Substack is making (another) play for video creators to join its platform. Back in January, Substack CEO Chris Best wrote on his personal ...

Maybe you don't want to give 10 percent of your revenue to a venture-backed Silicon Valley company. Or maybe you don't trust a venture-backed Silicon Valley company to not eventually pivot away from ...

Substack took shots at TikTok last week by introducing live videos and offering a $25,000 prize to the creator whose video inspired the most TikTokers to migrate to its platform. But it’s not stopping ...

Substack has been used by writers as a platform to share their work and ideas with the world, with the opportunity to acquire a following or subscribers. Writers use it to share recipes, stories, ...

Substack chief Chris Best said he didn't want to "engage in speculation" about statements like “all brown people are animals." Reading time 4 minutes Substack, best known as a subscription newsletter ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about how good communication can lead women to success. Here’s a jaw-dropping statistic: 45 Substack publishers are ...

Substack removed five newsletters for violating its guidelines on incitement of violence on Monday, but the company insisted that it has no plans to change its content rules or proactively remove ...

The newsletter-hosting site Substack advertises itself as the last, best hope for civility on the internet—and aspires to a bigger role in politics in 2024. But just beneath the surface, the platform ...