Substack, the email newsletter platform, has raised $100 million in a Series C round, bringing its total valuation to more ...

The New York Times reports that the funding brings Substack's valuation to $1.1 billion, almost 70% higher than its 2021 ...

Indeed, eight years after its conception, Substack somehow still feels like it's in the 'utopia' stage. I attended a party for Substack writers last week, where the wonder was palpable.

What would you do with $100m? If you’re Substack, you “build a new economic engine for culture” according to the company's ...

But Substack doesn’t use this verification measure. The second choice Substack has made is ideological. The site has embraced a slate of anti-left writers who are frequently also anti-trans.

Some Substack creators are using direct messaging to build communities and retain paying subscribers. The publishing platform has rolled out chat features to help creators connect with their audience.

Twitter targets its rival Substack, forcing well-known journalists to choose. Matt Taibbi, whom Elon Musk solicited to write the ‘Twitter Files,’ says he’ll start using Substack’s new ...

There’s a form now on Substack’s site. To qualify, users must be based in the U.S. and use Substack for professional work. Co-founder/COO Hamish McKenzie says the company has no current ...

His Substack is free, with an option of $5 per month for a paid membership for those who want to support the content. The newsletter will feature Moore’s popular podcast, ...