Where do you read your news?

[volterock]

Where do you read your news?

[Ferrus]

I read the google news feature so usually a wide variety of world press. But in real life, well whichever British broadsheet happens to be lying about.

[rhinosaur]

National public radio.

[Cam'ron]

I generally read the newspaper on my front porch as long as the weather's nice.

[Dr. Haight]

Where do you read your news?In one of my reading chairs, of course.

[Ptah]

I don't.

[Freeloader]

I prefer sort of weekly summaries and such for general news. Although I do get daily financial news from BBC's World Business News podcast. And then I get commentary and analysis from Bloomberg Radio.
And I watch The Daily Show.

[bootness]

I scour the news every day. I start with the local rag, then move onto the Oregonian, then to msnbc.com, the London times (often papers in the UK have a more rounded view on US stories; they showed the pipeline leak long before any US outlets that I saw), and then the New York Times.

[Jynweythek]

Reddit.com/r/LegalTeens

[Faust06]

All types of sources. I'll visit newspaper websites (though I still like the paper itself) on a daily basis, as well as bbc, various tech news, game news, etc.

[spamtar]

Fortune Cookies...Confusious say most reliable news source.

[Jack.is]

I generally don't watch or read news. If it's anything important or interesting it'll be all over at least a few of the forums I'm on.

[Dr. Haight]

I generally don't watch or read news. If it's anything important or interesting it'll be all over at least a few of the forums I'm on.If I added "Back" to your user name, would that mean anything to you?

Just curious.

[JazzTulip]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/



I generally read the newspaper on my front porch as long as the weather's nice.

Sorry, but I have to ask, do you share a front porch with anyone else? I mean, is it your newspaper?

[sleepingbeauty]

I read The Epoch Times, the yahoo news feature and occasionally when I see CNN featuring a news story on a High Speed Car chase or footage of a Yeti I feel slightly inclined to listen in.

[LastRailway]

Google news, whenever I remember to check it, radio most of the times.

[urmachtraham]

RIA Novosti (http://en.rian.ru/), in English, once per month or so.

[Violet]

I avoid anything resembling the news. My world is so much better that way.

[last_caress]

http://weeklyworldnews.com/

[stopharian]

google or yahoo

plus I have a subscription to the economist

[Meliora]

The Drudge Report, The Economist, Truthout, and the Christian Science Monitor are my staples. I also try to listen to the local talk radio shows for local/state news at least a little bit everyday.

I also recommend: http://www.physorg.com/ and http://www.newgeography.com/

[rhinosaur]

plus I have a subscription to the economist

Yeah, that too, and Time. My GF's subscription. :)

[stopharian]

Yeah, that too, and Time. My GF's subscription. :)

:highfive:

Tell her to get some netflix!!

[Jack.is]

If I added "Back" to your user name, would that mean anything to you?

Just curious.

No, I don't see the reference.

[shimoochiai]

NPR and BBC radio.
New York Times occasionally, though I've seem them make so many mistakes that I can't trust them as much as I used to.

[Ptah]

Well news news is for the moojority.

Here are my "news" sites:
http://www.tformers.com
http://www.6502.org/news

[Fingers]

BBC, Guardian, Wikileaks, Fas.org, Globalsecurity.org

[kuranes]

BBC and NPR and.... some other sources if it's for niche stuff, or.... just checking in on the mainstream stuff, occasionallyp; as I wait to be allowed to depart a portal like my Hotmail inbox or my Yahoo etc. - which is more and more likely to be cheesey as the years go by. They offer "helpful" advice like...that stories on Lindsey Lohan are "trending" right now etc.

[bugsydakid]

google gathers it around from various places and narrows it down for me, can't start my morning without it.

[Lee]

Tea leaves

[Qlippoth]

If it didn't make it to Slashdot, I'm not interested.

[Captain Introvert]

NY Times, CNN and FoxNews (to keep things fair and balanced...ha!). BBC, the WSJ, and sometimes on my iPhone, USA Today and the Huff Post. I don't know if it counts as news, but I've read Roger Ebert's reviews every Thursday on the Chicago Sun-Times' website since the 1930's it seems.