It was probably only a matter of time before Facebook created its own newsletter product. Last week, the tech giant unveiled its Substack rival called Bulletin, billing it as a home for independent ...

Another day, another product category Facebook wants to dip its toes in. Today Facebook announced Bulletin, a newsletter product built to take on platforms like Substack and Twitter’s Revue. Bulletin ...

Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. How the company would decide which local journalists to include was not disclosed, but Facebook said earlier this year that it ...

Bulletin, the social media giant's stand-alone newsletter platform, launched on Tuesday with writers like Malcolm Gladwell, Tan France, Jessica Yellin, Jane Wells, Erin Andrews and Dorie Greenspan. By ...

Facebook Inc launched its newsletter product "Bulletin" on Tuesday, a standalone platform for free and paid articles and podcasts that will aim to rival Substack. By Elizabeth Culliford June 29 ...

is the editor of the Platformer newsletter and cohost of the Hard Fork podcast. Today let’s talk about platforms’ growing interest in building newsletter tools — and whether Facebook, against all ...

Facebook launched its independent newsletter Bulletin on Tuesday, as competition heats up against rivals Substack and Twitter-backed Revue. Writers and creators including Malcolm Gladwell, Tan France ...

Facebook wants to be a part of the newsletter business, and it’s willing to pay for it. Axios reports today that the company will soon start testing its newsletter product, which will integrate with ...

Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. Whether writers and journalists should hitch their star to this particular Facebook wagon is a much more complicated question ...

June 29 (Reuters) - Facebook Inc (FB.O), opens new tab launched its newsletter product "Bulletin" on Tuesday, a standalone platform for free and paid articles and podcasts that will aim to rival ...

Substack has a head start and Twitter has users with millions of followers it can help convert, but the newest entrant to the rapidly growing newsletter market, Facebook, announced today that its new ...