The Guardian has decided to experiment with Substack by recreating its weekly food newsletter Feast on the platform.

How many pro-democracy Substack authors over-focus on gloom and doom and ignore organizing, and who’s bucking that trend.

Bloomberg Law columnist David Lat spoke for our podcast, On The Merits, about why recent changes in the methodology for ...

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 ...

Scholars are debating the results of an effort to assess hundreds of papers’ credibility. Where some see failure and cause ...

When Sarah Kendzior started writing about St. Louis in 2013, the journalist and researcher had already established a far-flung readership in a media landscape then in the throes of major seismic ...

Science journalism faces a crisis worldwide. From a precipitous drop in funding to the rise of disruptive technologies such as artificial intelligence, science writers find themselves wrestling with ...

In our digital age, where everyone is simultaneously more far apart yet more connected than ever, the most attractive thing a ...

So this isn’t really a tariff regime. It’s a perpetual leverage machine with tariffs as the enforcement mechanism. And I ...

Kabas had teamed up with Katelyn Burns, author of Burns Notice, and Kat Tenbarge, author of Spitfire News, to offer a 30-day ...

Today is Local News Day.  The idea, according to its founders, is to establish a “national day of action connecting ...

Newsletters can serve as a primary business model, an added revenue stream or a tool to drive more sales.