Substack has a content moderation policy that protects against extremes—like incitements to violence—but we do not subjectively censor writers outside of those policies.” ...

Also: No, RedNote is not the new TikTok - and here's why Substack also detailed that the fund will pay content creators to move their paid subscription audiences exclusively to Substack.

Substack, the online newsletter platform, has come under fire in the past year for their censorship and content moderation policies. Some users have taken a stand against this and are leaving for ...

Friday: One of Musk's 'Twitter Files' journalists says he's leaving Matt Taibbi, a Substack blogger close to Musk who helped publicize some of Twitter's internal content moderation decisions through ...

Substack is going to remove five Nazi newsletters Substack isn’t changing its policies, but a reinterpretation will mean the removal of some content — is that enough to end the backlash?

Substack's "Stacked Debates" events feature creators and foster dialogue. The platform is looking to expand with video, podcasting, and more.

We came across a bullish thesis on IMAX Corporation on Raging Bull Investments’s Substack. In this article, we will summarize ...

One of the newsletter platform Substack’s most prominent writers is abandoning the platform over its decision not to moderate praise for Nazis and pro-Holocaust material.

A new analysis of Substack’s top newsletters estimated that around 10 percent publish AI-generated or AI-assisted content.