Substack’s move into comic book publishing went about as well as Marvel’s 2017 decision to make Captain America a Nazi. A big reason why: Nick Spencer, the same controversial comics writer who penned ...

Substack writers are expressing their concerns about the platform’s following feature on social media, which some argue is suppressing their subscription growth. “Substack is completely gutting their ...

After Substack shocked an unknown number of users by sending a push notification on Monday to check out a Nazi blog featuring a swastika icon, the company quickly apologized for the “error,” tech ...

Simply sign up to the Technology sector myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. Substack is to email newsletters what Hoover is to vacuum cleaners in the UK and Colgate to toothpaste in ...

There’s ongoing discussion about a Nazi problem. Is there a business model problem as well? Joshua Brustein at Bloomberg thinks so: The writers largely handle their own distribution and retain control ...

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

The newsletter platform Substack rose to prominence with a permissive approach to online speech, attracting big-name writers who felt “canceled” by the mainstream media for their conservative or ...

It was — and still is — a space that feels a lot like AOL Instant Messenger or a group chat, and looks a lot like Reddit. It ...