as Substack noted in its announcement post that Notes “may look like familiar social media feeds.” However, Substack argues that Notes differs from traditional social media feeds because it ...

a platform where Substack creators can interact with subscribers and where the entire experience looks very much like Twitter. The differences are only in the language. Users don’t post tweets ...

The company announced a new feature called Substack Notes, which looks quite a bit like Twitter — Substack authors can post short bits of text to share links and kick off discussions ...

Multiple forms of short-form content can be included, like videos posted through Substack Notes, the company's Twitter-esque microblogging feature, clips from longer video posts and eventually ...

CNN host turned Substacker Jim Acosta says “the water is warm” as the MeidasTouch guys float a job offer to the former ABC ...

The tweet-like posts will ... to a blog post from Substack co-founders Chris Best, Hamish McKenzie, and Jairaj Sethi. Notes appear in their own dedicated tab, and the feed looks pretty similar ...

making it the latest platform to introduce a TikTok-like feed. Given the timing of the launch, Substack is likely aiming to capitalize on the potential void left by TikTok if it faces a ban in the ...

Substack announced today that it's introducing a new Notes feature that is designed to let users share posts, quotes, comments, images, links and ideas. Notes shared on the platform are displayed in a ...