Elon Musk blasted accusations that Twitter is suppressing Substack, the subscription-based website that hosts his reporting, as “false” — after “Twitter Files” journalist and Substack writer Matt ...

A journalist once chosen by Elon Musk to help write the "Twitter Files" project has broken with the platform and its owner. Matt Taibbi said the issue is Twitter's new restrictions on links and tweets ...

On Friday, Twitter Files star Matt Taibbi said he’s leaving Twitter over the feud with Substack, where all his work is published. Twitter CEO Elon Musk said that Taibbi’s claims about the treatment of ...

After a new product announcement this week, links to Substack from tweets have been subject to a variety of seemingly punitive actions and tweet embeds stopped working in Substack posts, leading to ...

Matt Taibbi, the former Rolling Stone journalist who was given access to the Twitter Files by Elon Musk, reportedly had his official Twitter account “shadow banned” by the mogul after he refused to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Next, the co-founder and CEO of Substack, Chris Best, took to Substack Notes to claim "none" of what Musk had contended was true, ...

Journalist Matt Taibbi, who broke the sensational “Twitter Files” story that exposed the inner workings of the social media giant’s censorship machine, has announced he’s leaving Twitter in protest of ...

Musk deleted the conversation where it appears he learned the details of the ‘Twitter Files’ writer’s connection with Substack. Musk deleted the conversation where it appears he learned the details of ...

Independent journalist and leading Twitter Files reporter Matt Taibbi pulled back the curtain on the public dustup he had with Twitter owner Elon Musk. Taibbi, one of the writers hand-picked by Musk ...

Elon Musk shared screenshots of his private text messages with ‘Twitter Files” journalist Matt Taibbi on Monday. And they provide an interesting look into the controversy surrounding Musk’s decision ...

Twitter CEO Elon Musk and Substack CEO Chris Best go to war online, with Best writing, “It’s one thing to mess with Substack, but quite another to treat writers this way.” Reporter A day after ...