The company says it’s creating a viable alternative for readers and writers – but is it trying to have its cake and eat it?
Since launching in 2017, Substack has been touting itself as a “better future for news.” Their offering was simple: email newsletters with an option for subscribers to pay monthly fees for content – like Netflix for newsletters.
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