April 7 (UPI) --Twitter on Friday began restricting posts with links to Substack, a popular writing and newsletter platform. When users tried to like or retweet posts ...

Let me start by saying that I appreciate what Substack is trying to do for journalism. The promise of the hosted publishing platform is that anyone can start a subscription-based publication—primarily ...

As we live in a post-pivot-to-video world, it seems like every few weeks brings with it a fresh round of layoffs for writers, bloggers, and content producers. Many of them have turned away from the ...

The embattled platform has stuck to its lax moderation policies for years, but now some users are frustrated that it hasn’t banned the use of swastikas. At least 16 of the newsletters that I reviewed ...

The New York Times described Substack as a company that has "aggressively positioned itself as a disruptive force in media." Sources say the company talked with potential investors regarding raising ...

Like clockwork, every Wednesday morning, Russ Thornton, an Atlanta-based advisor who specializes in helping women with retirement planning, publishes a financial newsletter called “Wealthcare for ...

New York Magazine art critic Jerry Saltz declined a $250,000 Substack newsletter deal, saying, "It is not my real work to write for 'subscribers.'" ...