Author: Jacob Kastrenakes
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If you’re worried about all your newsletter subscriptions getting lost in your inbox, Substack may have a solution. Today the platform is launching an RSS reader called Substack Reader, which offers a streamlined collection of your latest newsletters. Any Substack newsletter you already subscribe to will automatically show up, and if you want, you can add third-party RSS feeds, too.
The goal was to “create a distraction free space” for people whose email inbox isn’t their ideal reading experience, Substack CEO Chris Best told The Verge.
“It could be a way to discover new writers you want to subscribe to”
Substack Reader is launching as a beta, and it feels very much like a version one product. It presents a chronological list of every...
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Image: Substack
If you’re worried about all your newsletter subscriptions getting lost in your inbox, Substack may have a solution. Today the platform is launching an RSS reader called Substack Reader, which offers a streamlined collection of your latest newsletters. Any Substack newsletter you already subscribe to will automatically show up, and if you want, you can add third-party RSS feeds, too.
The goal was to “create a distraction free space” for people whose email inbox isn’t their ideal reading experience, Substack CEO Chris Best told The Verge.
“It could be a way to discover new writers you want to subscribe to”
Substack Reader is launching as a beta, and it feels very much like a version one product. It presents a chronological list of every...
Continue reading…
Continue reading...