Any good political substacks with free chat's?

I can’t agree with Aaron Parnas and Chris Cillizza more about the future of legacy media and the role of Substack!

Did you see what Substack co-founder Hamish McKenzie said about Trump?

Did you see what Substack's CEO Chris Best said about free speech, Elon Musk, and Mark Zuckerberg? Do you agree?

What's Elon Musk got to do with Germany? Chancellor Olaf Scholz has reacted: "disgusting"

Do we own the emails?

10,000 subscribers in my first 4 months on Substack?

Substack is becoming more and more a place for journalism

Trump's new Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, the first Gen Z to officially be in the role, is calling for content creators, bloggers, and podcaster to apply for press credentials at the White House. She called it the "revolutionary media approach that President Trump deployed during the campaign."

Trump's new Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, the first Gen Z to officially be in the role, is calling for content creators, bloggers, and podcaster to apply for press credentials at the White House. She called it the "revolutionary media approach that President Trump deployed during the campaign."

Substack still ranking high in the news category on AppStore. Is your subscriber count growing?

The number of Substack newsletters earning at least half a million dollars a year in subscriptions revenue has doubled in two years. It's 52 Substacks now, collectively earning a minimum of $40.2 million a year. In December, Substack ranked as the 26th most-visited news site in the world.

Online culture is part of why Gen Z, which was once seen as perhaps the most progressive generation on issues of racial justice, gun safety, and climate action, has moved to the right. It's also true that the vast majority of Gen Z social media users are everyday Americans who aren’t hyper-political

Did you see what Substack's co-founders Chris Best, Hamish McKenzie, and Jairaj Sethi wrote today? "It’s not just the TikTok ban, but constant algorithm changes, shifting platform priorities, a fickle ad market, and a thousand other little cuts in between.“

2,000 more Substack subscribers gained just these past few days... Is this because of the TikTok ban? Thoughts?

My Substack Chat is on fire... I love the Chat feature and how engaging it is!

It’s not just TikTok… CapCut has also shut down because of the TikTok/Bytedance ban

What is your prediction on TikTok? Is it going to be banned in the US?

Is Substack a social media platform?

Substack's CEO Chris Best on attracting TikTok creators: I don’t think Substack will work for every TikToker, not even every big one. I joked on Notes that we are going to rescue all the smart people from TikTok, and that’s only half a joke.

Substack's CEO Chris Best admits: "I don’t think Substack will work for every TikToker, not even every big one. I joked on Notes that we are going to rescue all the smart people from TikTok, and that’s only half a joke." Will TikTokers move to Substack?

I'm sure I'm not the only one to have so many questions about the looming TikTok ban here in the US... How is TikTok preparing to a possible ban? Can TikTok be saved? What are some of the alternatives? What about the future of TikTok?

Who is going to save TikTok? From being a national security issue due its Chinese ownership (aka Bytedance), to being the hot app that both Trump and Biden are now trying to save... What are your thoughts?

Did you see: Substack's CEO Chris Berst has announced a $25,000 TikTok Liberation Prize. With a potential TikTok ban looming, Substack wants TikTok creators to move to Substack and aims "to help creators save their audiences, and build a sustainable livelihood of subscribers."

Did you see: Substack's CEO Chris Berst has announced a $25,000 TikTok Liberation Prize. With a potential TikTok ban looming, Substack wants TikTok creators to move to Substack and aims "to help creators save their audiences, and build a sustainable livelihood of subscribers."