Jim Acosta ‘going independent’ on Substack after CNN exit
Ex-CNN anchor Jim Acosta promoted his new Substack account following his exit from CNN, describing the move as a “new venture ...
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Substack Isn’t Trying to Become the New TikTok. But It Is Wooing Creators With Cash
Yesterday, the newsletter platform announced the launch of a $20 million fund to help creators move their paying audience ...
More than 50 newsletters earn $500,000+ on Substack: Exclusive new ranking
When Press Gazette last ranked the highest-earning newsletters on Substack in February 2023 we found 27 accounts that ...
Where is Jim Acosta? Why he’s not on CNN and where he’s going next
After a 20-year long career at CNN, news anchor Jim Acosta and longtime critic of President Donald Trump announced he is ...
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Substack launches $20M creator fund to help influencers transition from TikTok
Substack’s $20M Creator Accelerator Fund is offering financial support for creators leaving TikTok, providing exclusive ...
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Substack aims to attract more creators with a $20m fund
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Jim Acosta Heads to Substack After CNN Exit
“Let me just say this, I have had quite the day,” Acosta said in a brief video posted to his new Substack account, aptly dubbed “The Jim Acosta Show.” “I am going independent, at least ...