How 'Never Trump' Republicans built a profitable media company by turning on their cameras

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Donald Trump is always on camera. The Bulwark figured out that it could be a success by turning on its cameras, too.

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Relationship guru Esther Perel is starting a Substack newsletter in an age of AI chatbots and ghosting

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Esther Perel, author of "Mating in Captivity," will write columns for a new Substack.

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The free-for-all that's upending America's side hustle industry

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Substack CEO says AI can drive a slop future or a cultural renaissance

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Substack CEO Chris Best says AI could flood the internet with slop — or give creators leverage to spark a cultural renaissance.

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How four journalists turned $4,000 into a new tech news site

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Why best-selling novelist James Patterson loves Substack — and hates AI

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James Patterson, with the help of several co-authors, produces multiple books a year. He says he still has time to make more stuff — like a new Substack.

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Substack has been ramping up in-person events, with creators hosting readings, debates, and more

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Sophia Efthimiatou and Matt Starr are behind Substack's latest IRL events.

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You probably can't make more than $1 million a year on Substack. But Matthew Yglesias does.

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Matt Ygelsias, who co-founded Vox.com and left four years ago to start Slow Boring, his own Substack.
Matthew Yglesias co-founded Vox.com, but left four years ago to start his own Substack. It's turned out be a very profitable decision.

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Substack takes a halfsies approach to banning Nazis

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Substack is facing criticism for not removing or demonetizing Nazi blogs.

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Substack's Nazi problem isn't about speech — it's about money

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Substack is facing criticism for not removing or demonetizing Nazi blogs.

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