The group led by Mark Zuckerberg will soon unveil its new service, Bulletin, in the United States.
The offensive against the Substack platform continues. After Twitter and the takeover of the start-up Revue at the start of the year, Facebook is also embarking on the newsletters jungle. In the coming weeks, the Californian group led by Mark Zuckerberg will unveil its new service called Bulletin in the United States. It will offer its users free and paid newsletters, according to the American site Vox Recode.
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Founded in 2017, Substack created a new way to stay informed. And an opportunity for journalists to devote themselves to their chosen field. Attracted by the freedom of self-publishing and an advance of several hundred thousand dollars, the big feathers of the American media have been jostling on Substack for a few months. Now, the American platform boasts of having reached 500,000 paying users, twice as many as in December 2020.
The Facebook newsletter offensive presents itself as a real information medium. At
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