Newsletter platform Ghost — a popular rival to the reigning Substack — has confirmed it is joining the fediverse later this year. Later, the company confirmed that it would federate on ActivityPub, a ...

This past March, poet and critic Yanyi was very busy. Between teaching at Dartmouth, editing a literary journal, preparing a forthcoming book, and running a creative advice newsletter called “The ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Over the past few days, Ghost says it has achieved two major milestones in its move to become a federated service. Of note, it has ...

Ghost, an open source rival to Substack’s newsletter platform, has confirmed it will this year officially join the fediverse — or the open social network of interconnected servers that includes apps ...

Ghost, the open source alternative to Substack’s newsletter platform, is considering joining the fediverse, the social network of interconnected servers that includes apps like Mastodon, Pixelfed, ...

“‘I want to spend as much of our money as possible on journalists,’ [founder Joshi] Herrmann said. ‘We are going to save a lot of money by publishing on Ghost and using custom websites rather than ...

The six-year-old self-publishing platform is still a magnet for writers, but WordPress and Beehiiv are vying for market share. After last year’s retrenchment, “we’re just coming out of defensive mode, ...

Substack creators are growing frustrated with the platform's pricing structure and lack of customization options, prompting them to explore alternatives such as Beehiiv and Ghost.

“While Ghost Pro does have a content-moderation policy (basic stuff—no porn or phishing schemes allowed), the vast majority of Ghost users go the free route, leaving them thoroughly unmoderated.

Newsletter platform and Substack rival Ghost announced earlier this year that it would join the fediverse, the open social network of interconnected servers that includes apps like Mastodon, Pixelfed, ...