Substack is adding new capabilities to its Twitter-like Notes feature that bring it more in-line with the social network now known as X. The company announced on Tuesday that users can now post videos ...

It's official: Everyone can use Substack Notes now. This new feature from Substack, a newsletter platform, allows anyone with an account to share links, images, thoughts, and snippets from their ...

Your feed is broken up into two groups. The "Home" tab is the extended network comprised of creators you subscribe to, other users these creators recommend and anyone you follow. The "Subscribed" tab ...

The dream of a Twitter replacement lives on: This week, Substack made its Notes feature public, offering a new centralized feed for writers and readers to post, like, reply, and retweet (well, ...

Today, Substack officially rolled out Notes, the product that creates a feed that allows Substack creators and subscribers to interact. It functions so much like Twitter that it controversially caused ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. is editor-in-chief of The Verge, host of the Decoder podcast, and co-host of The Vergecast. It is fair to say ...

Substack is riding the "Elon is going to implode Twitter" train so hard that it is bringing tweets (well, Notes) to its platform. In a blog post, the company announced that Notes is now rolling out ...

Notes could prove to be a worthy Twitter alternative for some, especially for Substack writers who have already built audiences on the platform. Notes could prove to be a worthy Twitter alternative ...