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Substack.
publishing platform
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Active this week
Earlier this month
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Aggressive fundraising models are reportedly destroying the brand, with a published article detailing PAC fundraising issues.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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Robin Brooks, a senior fellow at Brookings Institution, used Substack to warn about the risks of yen depreciation and Japan's mounting national debt.Some support3 reports
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Paul Duggan began writing essays on the Substack platform.Some support1 report
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David Gardner began contributing content through the Substack platform.Some support1 report1 development inside
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A newsletter associated with The Swamp began using Substack for its distribution.Some support1 report
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Michael Burry used his platform, Substack, to issue warnings regarding the current state of AI valuations.Well supported11 reports
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LinkedIn, Meta, and Substack are all responding to issues related to AI-generated content on social platforms.Some support2 reports
One to three months ago
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MacKenzie Scott published her novel on Substack, a move seen as sidestepping Amazon's traditional publishing ecosystem.Some support1 report
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Sinclair launched The National Press, a new venture developed with New Media, on the Substack platform.Some support2 reports
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Nigel Farage is using Substack to publish policy proposals and advocating for shared views on policy.Well supported5 reports1 development inside
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CleanTechnica uses Substack and Stripe to fund its work, which covers topics like the IPCC reports on Earth's climate system.Some support7 reports2 developments inside
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CleanTechnica is utilizing Substack as its publishing platform and accepts Stripe payments to support its subscription model.Some support27 reports1 development inside
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A new show featuring Perry Bacon and Astra Taylor is available on YouTube and Substack, and it hosts discussions with expert guests.Some support2 reports2 developments inside
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A report published on Substack evaluates Starlink speeds against the FCC definition, involving Ookla and Purdue University.Some support1 report
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A newspaper is reporting on sales declines and market trends, while a Substack newsletter highlights a market transition.Some support2 reports
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Gergely Orosz uses Substack to provide expert analysis on current AI trends.Some support1 report
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Michael Burry used Substack to share investment views, referencing fine wines like Margaux stored in London.Some support3 reports
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Ann McElhinney and Phelim McAleer co-founded the Shillman Journalism Prize organization and are now using Substack for independent story publication.Some support1 report
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Karman Holdings Inc. used Substack as its platform for company announcements on September 1, 2026.Some support1 report
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AI detection found use on Substack posts, involving current issues concerning UC President James Milliken and Berkeley Mayor Adena Ishii.Some support1 report
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Criticism of Donald Trump's administration and projects appeared on the Substack platform.Some support4 reports1 development inside
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CleanTechnica uses Substack for content delivery, Patreon for crowdfunding, and Stripe for financial transactions.Some support34 reports2 developments inside
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Bryan Bruce started writing on the platform Substack on August 1, 2026.Some support1 report
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CleanTechnica uses platforms to fund content, critiques Imperial College London's report modeling, and advocates for electrification policy.Some support1 report
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Tressie McMillan Cottom used Substack to write about Dolly Parton after a podcast series concluded.Some support1 report
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CleanTechnica published an article analyzing US vehicle emissions and policy, noting its use of Substack for financial support.Some support1 report
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Burry uses Substack to detail his investment views, including shorting Nvidia and Tesla, and increasing his stake in Alibaba Group.Well supported6 reports1 development inside
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Chuck Blanchard, who served in the Army and Senate, is now writing about artificial intelligence on Substack.Some support1 report
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TikTok and Substack are used for content pivots and paid subscriptions, while Ronald Reagan signed a nation's first no-fault divorce bill.Some support1 report
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Denier's newsletter, hosted on Substack, projects a 20% transaction lift.Some support1 report
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Tuomas Malinen published his grim outlook on Substack.Some support1 report
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Michael Burry shared investment analysis on Substack, noting that his views were influenced by Benjamin Graham's value investing principles.Some support2 reports
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Findings published on Substack regarding Adam Bonica's work, utilizing Meta advertising library data.Some support3 reports
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Fed rate cuts influence market analysis on Substack.Some support1 report
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Expert commentary regarding how administration policies affect job market data is being shared on Substack.Some support2 reports
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Doomberg uses Substack for macro analysis.Some support3 reports
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Dee Salmin uses Substack and TikTok to publish critical rants and monitors trends on social media platforms.Some support1 report
Gone quiet
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Ryan McBeth published his column on Substack and used the platform to attack an unnamed Instagrammer's short video.Some support1 report
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Gregg Wallace used the Substack platform to address career controversies.Some support1 report
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Platforms host a podcast series addressing the costs of war in Iran.Some support1 report
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The Trump administration issued executive orders regarding DEI programs, while Matthew Yglesias and Ezra Klein published on Substack.Some support1 report
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A newsletter published on Substack, involving the Boston Globe, focuses on the national perinatal mental health crisis and US maternal health issues.Some support1 report
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Independent digital journalism challenges corporate media dominance, while corporate pressures strain the division's legacy.Some support1 report1 development inside
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A journalist who worked at Reuters now uses Substack, coinciding with narratives increasingly casting Israel in the West.Some support1 report
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Market analysis regarding trends in the restaurant sector was published on Substack on August 5, 2026.Some support1 report
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Microsoft cited in discussion about AI growth.Some support1 report
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Trevor Ncube used the Substack platform to publish content regarding political events.Some support2 reports
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Mueller Industries published a bullish thesis on Substack on September 5, 2025.Some support2 reports
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CleanTechnica is using Substack as its publishing platform and Patreon for financial support.Some support4 reports
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Carlos Bravo gained attention from his Substack posts starting on July 1, 2026.Some support1 report
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Expert Rachel Lipson is using the Substack platform for publishing.Some support1 report
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Nigel Farage used Substack on July 14, 2026, to discuss a political contest.Some support1 report
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AI content generation is affecting both LinkedIn and Substack platforms.Well supported3 reports
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Social media platforms are seeing increased traffic in Nazi imagery and commentary attacking Ukrainian perspectives.Some support2 reports
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MacDailyNews is supported via Substack and Amazon.Some support1 report
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Maine Wire TV is utilizing multiple platforms to distribute its content, including live streams on YouTube, broadcasts via Instagram, and publishing on Substack.Some support1 report
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An academic critique of the Australian housing market is being published on Substack, utilizing economic models based in Switzerland.Some support1 report
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CleanTechnica monetizes content via Substack and accepts payments through Stripe, while BYD's manufacturing practices inspired Tesla's design.Some support1 report1 development inside
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What's reaching Substack
Events traced to Substack, step by step, newest firstAround Substack this week
News at the entities that move Substack most-
Gavin Newsom OperationalA DHS hack exposed ICE recruits hired despite misconduct, while Newsom directed state and federal aid for repairs.Moves Substack
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Nigel Farage StructuralAngus Macintyre detailed his military career, including operational tours in Somalia, Liberia, Iraq, Afghanistan, and Kuwait.Moves Substack
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Illinois OperationalDeKalb City Council approved a contract for building restoration and updated its code to align with state law.Moves Substack
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Huw Edwards StructuralAndy Burnham paid tribute to victims of Russell Brand amid sex crime scandals involving Huw Edwards and Brand.Moves Substack
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YouTube OperationalTikTok and YouTube submitted to a Senate inquiry regarding platform safety, prompting consideration of fines for tech giants.Moves Substack
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Abdul El-Sayed OperationalTrump targeted El-Sayed with racist rhetoric as El-Sayed won the highly contested Michigan race.Moves Substack
Connections
The 40 strongest of 304, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
CleanTechnica Structural
CleanTechnica relies on Substack as its core platform for content publishing, distribution, and subscription monetization.
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Michael Burry Operational
Michael Burry utilizes Substack as a platform to publish and distribute his investment analysis and market commentary.
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Karen Attiah Operational
Karen Attiah actively uses Substack as a publishing platform to share information about her career and personal life.
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Spiegel Structural
Spiegel relies on Substack to provide its subscription services.
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Gavin Newsom Operational
Gavin Newsom actively uses Substack as a platform to publish and disseminate his policy proposals and political agenda.
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Alison Roman Structural
Alison Roman utilizes Substack as the platform for her newsletter operations.
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Steve Sack Structural
Steve Sack utilizes Substack as a publishing platform to distribute his content and reach an audience.
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Nigel Farage Structural
Nigel Farage utilizes Substack as a publishing platform to disseminate his policy proposals and political manifestos.
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Perry Bacon Structural
Perry Bacon utilizes Substack as a platform for publishing and distributing his content and podcasts.
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Rex Smith Structural
Rex Smith serves as a contributing columnist for the Substack platform.
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Illinois Operational
Illinois utilized Substack as a platform to disseminate official health policy announcements.
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Paul Krugman Operational
Paul Krugman publishes his economic commentary and proposals using the Substack platform.
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Huw Edwards Structural
Huw Edwards uses Substack as the publishing platform for his newsletter.
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COUNTRY LIFE Structural
Country Life utilizes Substack as a hosting platform for niche content focused on farming and food.
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Jim Acosta Structural
Jim Acosta uses Substack as a platform to publish his commentary and reports.
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Matthew Yglesias Structural
Substack functions as the publishing platform upon which Matthew Yglesias publishes his work.
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Michael Ruhlman Structural
Michael Ruhlman utilizes Substack as the publishing platform for his work.
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Michael Wolff Operational
Wolff uses Substack as a platform to publish his columns and analysis.
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Twitter Operational
The two platforms actively compete for creator attention and audience share in the digital publishing market.
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Aaron Parnas Structural
A utilizes Substack's paid subscription platform for publishing and audience reach.
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YouTube Operational
Substack and YouTube are major digital platforms that host, distribute, and compete for audiences interested in podcast series content.
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Abdul El-Sayed Operational
Abdul El-Sayed publishes commentary content using the Substack platform.
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Joe Benton Structural
Joe Benton utilizes Substack as a publishing platform for his content.
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Clementine Ford Structural
Clementine Ford utilizes Substack as the platform to host and distribute her tarot readings.
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Rex Smith Operational
Rex Smith serves as a contributing columnist for a publication distributed via the Substack platform.
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Federalist Society Transactional
Federalist Society is utilizing Substack as a platform to launch a specific program.
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Sinclair Operational
Sinclair utilized the Substack platform to launch its publication, The National Press.
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Burry Structural
Burry utilizes Substack as a publishing platform to disseminate his investment theses and commentary.
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James Marriott Mentioned together
James Marriott utilizes Substack as a platform to disseminate his ideas and content.
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Arthur Hayes Structural
Hayes utilizes Substack as the publishing platform for his arguments.
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Ryan McBeth Structural
Ryan McBeth publishes his columns using the Substack platform.
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Andrew Tate Operational
Andrew Tate utilizes Substack as a platform to distribute his content and reach an audience.
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Elon Musk Structural
Elon Musk uses Substack as a publishing platform to disseminate strategic information.
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Kerry-Lynne Findlay Operational
Findlay uses Substack as a publishing platform for official party announcements, statements, and criticism of leadership.
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James Talarico Structural
James Talarico publishes his articles utilizing the Substack platform.
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Harry Litman Operational
Harry Litman actively uses Substack as a platform to publish his political analysis and commentary.
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Linda Kasonde Structural
Linda Kasonde publishes content on Substack regarding election challenges.
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Lyz Lenz Structural
Lyz Lenz departed Substack due to platform issues and moderation policies.
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Pete Buttigieg Operational
Pete Buttigieg uses Substack as a platform to communicate personal and political updates.
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Jon Ossoff Operational
Jon Ossoff publishes commentary content using the Substack platform.
History
Events by the month they beganNovember 2026
2 eventsOctober 2026
5 events- Paul Duggan began writing essays on the Substack platform.
- David Gardner began contributing content through the Substack platform.
- A newsletter associated with The Swamp began using Substack for its distribution.
- MacKenzie Scott published her novel on Substack, a move seen as sidestepping Amazon's traditional publishing ecosystem.
- Sinclair launched The National Press, a new venture developed with New Media, on the Substack platform.
September 2026
7 events- A report published on Substack evaluates Starlink speeds against the FCC definition, involving Ookla and Purdue University.
- A newspaper is reporting on sales declines and market trends, while a Substack newsletter highlights a market transition.
- Gergely Orosz uses Substack to provide expert analysis on current AI trends.
- Michael Burry used Substack to share investment views, referencing fine wines like Margaux stored in London.
- Ann McElhinney and Phelim McAleer co-founded the Shillman Journalism Prize organization and are now using Substack for independent story publication.
- Karman Holdings Inc. used Substack as its platform for company announcements on September 1, 2026.
- AI detection found use on Substack posts, involving current issues concerning UC President James Milliken and Berkeley Mayor Adena Ishii.
Show 3 earlier months
August 2026
23 events- Aggressive fundraising models are reportedly destroying the brand, with a published article detailing PAC fundraising issues.
- LinkedIn, Meta, and Substack are all responding to issues related to AI-generated content on social platforms.
- Bryan Bruce started writing on the platform Substack on August 1, 2026.
- CleanTechnica uses platforms to fund content, critiques Imperial College London's report modeling, and advocates for electrification policy.
- Tressie McMillan Cottom used Substack to write about Dolly Parton after a podcast series concluded.
- CleanTechnica published an article analyzing US vehicle emissions and policy, noting its use of Substack for financial support.
- Chuck Blanchard, who served in the Army and Senate, is now writing about artificial intelligence on Substack.
- TikTok and Substack are used for content pivots and paid subscriptions, while Ronald Reagan signed a nation's first no-fault divorce bill.
- Denier's newsletter, hosted on Substack, projects a 20% transaction lift.
- Tuomas Malinen published his grim outlook on Substack.
- Michael Burry shared investment analysis on Substack, noting that his views were influenced by Benjamin Graham's value investing principles.
- Findings published on Substack regarding Adam Bonica's work, utilizing Meta advertising library data.
- Fed rate cuts influence market analysis on Substack.
- Expert commentary regarding how administration policies affect job market data is being shared on Substack.
- Doomberg uses Substack for macro analysis.
- Dee Salmin uses Substack and TikTok to publish critical rants and monitors trends on social media platforms.
- Ryan McBeth published his column on Substack and used the platform to attack an unnamed Instagrammer's short video.
- Gregg Wallace used the Substack platform to address career controversies.
- Platforms host a podcast series addressing the costs of war in Iran.
- The Trump administration issued executive orders regarding DEI programs, while Matthew Yglesias and Ezra Klein published on Substack.
- A newsletter published on Substack, involving the Boston Globe, focuses on the national perinatal mental health crisis and US maternal health issues.
- A journalist who worked at Reuters now uses Substack, coinciding with narratives increasingly casting Israel in the West.
- Market analysis regarding trends in the restaurant sector was published on Substack on August 5, 2026.
July 2026
16 events- Robin Brooks, a senior fellow at Brookings Institution, used Substack to warn about the risks of yen depreciation and Japan's mounting national debt.
- Michael Burry used his platform, Substack, to issue warnings regarding the current state of AI valuations.
- CleanTechnica uses Substack for content delivery, Patreon for crowdfunding, and Stripe for financial transactions.
- Burry uses Substack to detail his investment views, including shorting Nvidia and Tesla, and increasing his stake in Alibaba Group.
- Independent digital journalism challenges corporate media dominance, while corporate pressures strain the division's legacy.
- Microsoft cited in discussion about AI growth.
- Trevor Ncube used the Substack platform to publish content regarding political events.
- CleanTechnica is using Substack as its publishing platform and Patreon for financial support.
- Carlos Bravo gained attention from his Substack posts starting on July 1, 2026.
- Expert Rachel Lipson is using the Substack platform for publishing.
- Nigel Farage used Substack on July 14, 2026, to discuss a political contest.
- AI content generation is affecting both LinkedIn and Substack platforms.
- Social media platforms are seeing increased traffic in Nazi imagery and commentary attacking Ukrainian perspectives.
- MacDailyNews is supported via Substack and Amazon.
- Maine Wire TV is utilizing multiple platforms to distribute its content, including live streams on YouTube, broadcasts via Instagram, and publishing on Substack.
- An academic critique of the Australian housing market is being published on Substack, utilizing economic models based in Switzerland.
June 2026
7 events- Nigel Farage is using Substack to publish policy proposals and advocating for shared views on policy.
- CleanTechnica uses Substack and Stripe to fund its work, which covers topics like the IPCC reports on Earth's climate system.
- CleanTechnica is utilizing Substack as its publishing platform and accepts Stripe payments to support its subscription model.
- A new show featuring Perry Bacon and Astra Taylor is available on YouTube and Substack, and it hosts discussions with expert guests.
- Criticism of Donald Trump's administration and projects appeared on the Substack platform.
- Mueller Industries published a bullish thesis on Substack on September 5, 2025.
- CleanTechnica monetizes content via Substack and accepts payments through Stripe, while BYD's manufacturing practices inspired Tesla's design.