Best Social Media Regulations Newsletters in 2026
NewsletterFIT tracks 12 newsletters that cover Social Media Regulations as a primary topic, 7 of them with posts in the last 90 days. By publicly shown subscriber count, the largest are Public (200K), Etkin Kampüs E-Bülten (123K) and Signals (15K).
Updated Nov 4, 2026 · sorted by publicly shown subscribers · methodology
- 1Public200K subscribers
SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 3 days ago
From recent posts: Public publishes a mix of political commentary, legislative analysis, and investigative journalism covering topics such as censorship, AI ethics, and US politics. The publication targets an audience interested in free…
Likely audience: journalists
- 2Etkin Kampüs E-Bülten123K subscribers
SubstackEvery two weeks · last post 21 days ago
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Likely audience: Teachers
- 3Signals15K subscribers
SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 2 days ago
Signals SMC - ThevMission of the Sustainable Media Center is to examine, experiment, and explore tech solutions.
Likely audience: Tech industry observers
- 4Misreport11K subscribers
SubstackWeekly · last post yesterday
From recent posts: Misreport publishes daily news roundups and weekly syntheses focused on Russian disinformation, hybrid warfare, and the security risks of AI-generated content. The publication targets readers interested in geopolitical…
Likely audience: policy makers
- 5Delay Smartphones3K subscribers
Substacklast post Jun 19, 2026
From recent posts: Delay Smartphones publishes essays on restricting children's smartphone use, addressing digital safety, privacy, and the impact of screens on child development. The publication targets parents and advocates for delaying…
Likely audience: parents
- 6Techtris2K subscribers
Substacklast post Jun 8, 2026
A weekly(ish) newsletter on technology, policy and society, from James Ball
Likely audience: Policy makers and government officials
- 7Michael Geist1K subscribers
SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 12 days ago
From recent posts: Michael Geist publishes policy analysis on Canadian legislation, constitutional law, and digital safety regulation.
Likely audience: Canadian policymakers
- 8
SubstackEvery two weeks · last post 20 days ago
The Blue Horizon Project is a new initiative from Chamber of Progress to restore tech optimism in the Democratic Party and reset the relationship between Democrats and the technology sector.
Likely audience: Policy makers and legislators
- 9
LinkedInEvery two weeks · last post 15 days ago
The Liberal Newspage brings you the latest updates on liberal policies, activities, events and publications.
Likely audience: Digital policy makers
- 10
Substacklast post Jul 9, 2026
From recent posts: EdTech Reframed publishes policy analysis and empirical research on AI integration, digital literacy, and teacher professional development in UK and US education systems. The publication targets educators…
Likely audience: School administrators
- 11
Substacklast post Jun 23, 2023
Commentary and analysis across a broad spectrum of topics including tech, business, and culture.
Likely audience: policy makers
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