Substack offers its latest paid-subscriber numbers as evidence that there’s a market out there for valuable information in email newsletter form — a market that can support many more indie news ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. By now you’ve undoubtedly run across a few Substack newsletters. More than simply a publishing site, Substack allows you to set up paid ...

Regardless of TinyLetter’s timeline, Substack thinks there’s opportunity in the uncertainty. The company, which we first covered in October, offers a set of publishing, analytics, and subscription ...

Substack is launching a new feature called “community” — namely, the ability for newsletter publishers to create discussion threads, which can either be open to anyone or limited to subscribers. The ...

Posts from this author will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. is The Verge’s executive editor. He has covered tech, policy, and online creators for over a decade. If you’re ...

Chelle Honiker's weekly newsletter on AI and automation for authors hits Substack bestseller lists with a social ...

Newsletters are having a moment. The platform Substack, in particular, has gained traction among newsletter creators by dramatically simplifying the user experience. The platform is also free to get ...

Andreessen Horowitz is betting that there’s still a big opportunity in newsletters — the venture capital firm is leading a $15.3 million Series A in Substack. Also, a16z’s Andrew Chen — a blogger and ...

Newsletter platform Substack is pioneering a new media business model that allows readers to subscribe to and pay their favorite writers directly. For writers who worked for legacy and newer ...

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 ...

The publishing platform’s founders want Substack to be an “alternate universe on the internet.” But it faces copycat rivals, an exodus by writers and a need to move beyond newsletters. By Tiffany Hsu ...