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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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Michael Burry used his platform, Substack, to issue warnings regarding the current state of AI valuations.Well supported8 reports
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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
Earlier this month
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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 support1 report
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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 support30 reports2 developments inside
One to three months ago
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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.Some support5 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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LinkedIn, Meta, and Substack are all responding to issues related to AI-generated content on social platforms.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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Aggressive fundraising models are reportedly destroying the brand, with a published article detailing PAC fundraising issues.Some support1 report1 development inside
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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 support1 report
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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
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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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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 support2 reports
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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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Business performance of various media companies in the UK market shows mixed results, with traffic losses and user base gains reported.Some support1 report
Gone quiet
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A bullish thesis involving Stryker Corporation was published on Substack.Some support1 report
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A bullish thesis was discussed on Substack regarding RELX's analytics tools for North America and Europe.Some support1 report
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A successful newsletter run by Lyz Lenz and Alison Roman on Substack moved platforms to Patreon due to moderation and platform issues.Some support1 report
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CleanTechnica uses Substack and Stripe for subscriptions, while a Supreme Court ruling limits agency independence from executive branch.Some support1 report
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David Phelps published political commentary on Substack discussing political issues in Virginia.Some support1 report
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Gavin Newsom used Substack to voice his opposition to various tax loopholes.Some support4 reports
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Around Substack this week
News at the entities that move Substack most-
Michael Burry OperationalMinerva hired Michael Burry as a senior adviser.Moves Substack
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Gavin Newsom OperationalGovernor Newsom vetoed a bill opposed by the American Beverage Association and backed by Californians Against Waste.Moves Substack
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CleanTechnica StructuralNew Hampshire mandates seatbelts, CleanTechnica seeks funding, and Tesla advances driving automation.Moves Substack
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Nigel Farage StructuralGovernment plans fast-track resettlement for refugees from Afghanistan and Mandatory Palestine, while Nigel Farage rejects legal routes.Moves Substack
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Illinois OperationalPritzker enhanced the state's film tax credit program in Illinois.Moves Substack
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Federalist Society TransactionalDonald Trump is vetting federal bench nominees, steering them toward state schools and rising institutions, while also attacking organizations over tariffs.Moves Substack
Connections
The 40 strongest of 271, 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, subscription management, and monetization.
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Michael Burry Operational
Michael Burry utilizes Substack as a paid platform to publish and disseminate his investment analysis and market views.
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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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Rex Smith Structural
Rex Smith serves as a contributing columnist for the Substack platform.
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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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Perry Bacon Structural
Perry Bacon utilizes Substack as a platform for publishing and distributing his content and podcasts.
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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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Huw Edwards Structural
Huw Edwards uses Substack as the publishing platform for his newsletter.
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Illinois Operational
Illinois utilized Substack as a platform to disseminate official health policy announcements.
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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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Federalist Society Transactional
Federalist Society is utilizing Substack as a platform to launch a specific program.
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Aaron Parnas Structural
A utilizes Substack's paid subscription platform for publishing and audience reach.
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Matthew Yglesias Structural
Substack functions as the publishing platform upon which Matthew Yglesias publishes his work.
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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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Jim Acosta Structural
Acosta utilizes Substack as a publishing platform for his exile commentary.
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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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COUNTRY LIFE Structural
Country Life utilizes Substack as a hosting platform for niche content focused on farming and food.
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Alison Roman Structural
Alison Roman utilizes Substack as the platform for her successful newsletter operations.
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Paul Krugman Operational
Paul Krugman publishes his economic commentary and columns using the Substack platform.
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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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Burry Structural
Burry utilizes Substack as a publishing platform to disseminate his investment theses and commentary.
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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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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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Karen Attiah Structural
Karen Attiah utilized Substack as a platform to communicate regarding her firing circumstances.
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Pete Buttigieg Operational
Pete Buttigieg uses Substack as a platform to communicate personal and political updates.
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Webull Structural
Webull uses Substack as the platform to host its newsletters.
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Phelim McAleer Structural
Phelim McAleer utilizes Substack as a platform for publishing independent stories.
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Michel Cohen Structural
Michel Cohen utilized Substack as a publishing platform for his articles.
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Katie Couric Structural
Couric utilized Substack as a publishing platform to disseminate information regarding a personal medical episode.
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LinkedIn Operational
Both platforms are facing shared competitive pressure and operational challenges stemming from the rise of AI content generation.
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Dean Blundell Structural
Dean Blundell utilizes Substack as the publishing platform for his articles.
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Silver Structural
Silver maintains his ratings by utilizing Substack as his publishing platform.
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Michael Cohen Operational
Michael Cohen actively uses Substack as a platform to publish content and move followers.
History
Events by the month they beganSeptember 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.
August 2026
23 events- 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.
- LinkedIn, Meta, and Substack are all responding to issues related to AI-generated content on social platforms.
- Michael Burry shared investment analysis on Substack, noting that his views were influenced by Benjamin Graham's value investing principles.
- Aggressive fundraising models are reportedly destroying the brand, with a published article detailing PAC fundraising issues.
- 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
19 events- 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.
- Robin Brooks, a senior fellow at Brookings Institution, used Substack to warn about the risks of yen depreciation and Japan's mounting national debt.
- An academic critique of the Australian housing market is being published on Substack, utilizing economic models based in Switzerland.
- Business performance of various media companies in the UK market shows mixed results, with traffic losses and user base gains reported.
- A bullish thesis involving Stryker Corporation was published on Substack.
- A bullish thesis was discussed on Substack regarding RELX's analytics tools for North America and Europe.
Show 1 earlier month
June 2026
11 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.
- A successful newsletter run by Lyz Lenz and Alison Roman on Substack moved platforms to Patreon due to moderation and platform issues.
- CleanTechnica uses Substack and Stripe for subscriptions, while a Supreme Court ruling limits agency independence from executive branch.
- David Phelps published political commentary on Substack discussing political issues in Virginia.
- Gavin Newsom used Substack to voice his opposition to various tax loopholes.