Where Do You Get Your News?
 

So..... Where does everybody find out what is going on in the world?

Here................

Really...........? :rolleyes:

TT and Drudgereport.com

I look into the eyes of the people I see in the street and elsewhere, for the most part.

Economist and local paper

local news channels
cable networks (cnn, fox, msnbc) I try and share time among the three.
web
friends,
radio

90% online i'd say. The BBC, then I read the next mornings newspapers online the night before.

BBC, YES.

Sadly, as an American, I have to get much of my news of what is going on in the USA from the BBC.

Thanks for mentioning the BBC, almost forgot.

Mostly from yahoo and msn news.

Very good point, and we certainly need the BBC to be in the know of things going on outside the US.

If you're lucky many cable providers do have BBC "America" lol. However it is usually just Gordon Ramsey and Top Gear and Dr. Who, however I cannot complain with that. I also really enjoy Reuters and the New York Times (which had some of the best election coverage IMO). NPR is excellent as well, however listening to them on the radio puts me to sleep. To be quite honest, if it's just about regular "news" it's basically the same amongst all channels, however one must be careful and avoid the punditry that plagues the airwaves these days.

Fark.com.
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BBC CNN SKY RTL Cspan ABC CBS MediaWatch TheRealNews.com
WSJ BloombergNews Charlie Rose Alternet.com The NY Times
Der Spiegel Science Nature Scientific American The Lancet
Stockholmresiliencecenter Frankfurter Algemeine DemocracyNow
FOX SKY The Economist YoungTurks Bill Moyers Rush Limbaug
UR Berlingske Tidene and a few others

I use a really great iphone app called News 360
You get all the latest news and for each subject you have access to all newspapers website with the related article
Very complete and saves time too as you can see how an info is brought from different point of views

And twitter of course

Ok, thanks for the suggestion.
Do they have all of the ones i mentioned...? Some of them are quite democratic and free in that they are sponsored by viewers and or subscriptions more so than ads.
That can allow for great indepth kinds of journalism and broader views.

I mostly visit TheOnion.com

Weekend Update and the Daily Show...

Dont' laugh, it's more accurate than these guys:

The Pentagon is on top of the most important stuff happening.
Quarterly Defense Review.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rrk...eature=related

Admiral Titley explains what is happening at 1.25