Substack is on the rise, with celebs like Charli XCX and Rosalía joining. Experts and creators dissect its appeal.

The Trump administration has, through its attempted deportation of college students vocally critical of Israel, made clear that it does not believe free speech applies to foreign-born residents.

Since 2017, the US platform has enabled users to publish content as monetizable newsletters, winning over many journalists and writers. The company recently appointed a manager to boost its growth in ...

What started as a simple newsletter platform and Twitter alternative has grown to encompass videos and podcasts. But what it doesn't involve right now is ads. Instead, Substack makes its money by ...

It’s Mid-April. Vancouver. I’m sitting in the TED Theatre, and the media world is melting down. Paramount is reportedly considering a $75 million settlement in a $20 billion lawsuit filed by Donald ...

“Substack plans to protect foreign writers ‘residing lawfully’ in the U.S. who may be targeted by the government for what they write. The company is partnering with the nonprofit Foundation for ...

“Newsletter platforms such as Substack have become a thriving vehicle for writers operating independently of traditional publishing companies, and marketers trying to reach online consumers outside of ...

“We’re going to rescue the smart people from TikTok!” Substack CEO Chris Best wrote in a Note posted Monday. If you’ve been on your Substack newsfeed lately, you’ve likely seen the platform rolling ...