Substack has launched a reader app for iOS, turning itself from a newsletter company into a platform one. Publishers — beware.

Six stories from around the web that will inform your audience strategy.

Two years ago, Dominic Cummings' blog went silent — at the request of the Prime Minister. Now, he's giving us insights into the workings of government again via Substack — but with an agenda.

The VC-funded newsletter platform looks to secure writers and increase growth in the UK — its second biggest market.

Some thoughts on B2B newsletters, the endless pivot to video, and Substack's growing moat.

The VC-backed newsletter firm has acquired community management consultants People & Company

And why unbundling the opinion columnists might be a good thing for news in general.

Newsletter platform Substack is chucking $1m of its VC cash at local news journalism. Is this helpful — or just marketing?

Worrying about Substack is just a proxy for worrying about the business impact of losing star journalists to their own newsletters.

Why Substack and Medium are looking back on 2001's tech to solve the biggest challenge in media

Some swift analysis on the two big publishing deals of yesterday.

How to ask better questions as a journalist, some changes to Substack — and the changes Twitter needs to make.

Is the newsletter platform a boon for independent journalism — or the beginnings of another attention gatekeeper that we'll all regret supporting?

A digital basic people still struggle with, some thoughts on the newsletter opportunity — and an influencer's façade crumbles…

Another writer mired in controversy leaves a Vox Media publication to start his own newsletter. What’s happening here?

Five quick links about online abuse of local journalists, Facebook’s attempt to cleanse its groups, and some community-centric publishing tools.

On the day he breaks another major Facebook story, Verge tech editor Casey Newton jumps ship for the Substack way

Where do you go, if you've been banned from Twitter? Off to the newsletter platform, to start building an audience - and a revenue stream - there.

Twitch and Reddit ban things, Google might start paying for things, and podcasts still have indie cred. What a way to start the week.