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What news websites do you visit?

2009-05-26, 9:40 AM #1

Petmc.

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Where do you get the info in order to posts threads here?

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2009-05-26, 9:53 AM #2

mscbuck

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I check MSNBC and CNN primarily for my news, digg for funny stuff, and for things related to the economy and some more economic news, gregmankiw.blogspot.com

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2009-05-26, 9:56 AM #3

Vin

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I have a bunch of feeds that I read... Huffington Post, AZCentral, some google news searches... and then [url]news.google.com[/url].

2009-05-26, 9:58 AM #4

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Originally posted by Vin:

[url]news.google.com[/url].

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2009-05-26, 9:59 AM #5

Jep

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http://fr.canoe.ca/

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2009-05-26, 10:02 AM #6

fishstickz

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twitter, reddit, digg, fark, cnn, email, AIM, blogs. Pretty much everywhere.

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2009-05-26, 10:02 AM #7

Baconfish

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BBC News, I have the Guardian newsfeed in twitter.

nope.

2009-05-26, 2:20 PM #8

Pommy

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Engadget and CNN

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2009-05-26, 2:27 PM #9

Darth_Alran

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[url]www.ca.gov[/url]

and usually a varying compendium of googled news sources.

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2009-05-26, 3:37 PM #10

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I generally watch BBC News or read Ceefax.

I don't tend to read it on websites, unless something particularly interesting is posted here. Which, to be fair, it rarely is.

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2009-05-26, 4:17 PM #11

Freelancer

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Fark is all you really need, plus it's more entertaining to boot.

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2009-05-26, 8:04 PM #12

Malus

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Here is a list of some of the sites I visit daily:

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2009-05-26, 8:32 PM #13

IRG SithLord

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reddit > digg

2009-05-26, 8:38 PM #14

genk

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Originally posted by Freelancer:

Fark is all you really need, plus it's more entertaining to boot.

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2009-05-26, 8:40 PM #15

Tank

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my daily websites include lots of sites, but not really including news

2009-05-26, 8:50 PM #16

Nubs

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I have waaay too many news feeds to list here, I just have them in the RSS reader, tried to get a nice variety from around the world, and the political spectrum as well.

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2009-05-26, 8:58 PM #17

Michael MacFarlane

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Mostly CNN, and then 538 for in-depth politics. When a news story comes up that really interests me, I do a Google News search and check a variety of articles on it.

Deadspin and Kissing Suzy Kolber daily for sports news.

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2009-05-26, 9:01 PM #18

Tracer

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globeandmail.com, sometimes CBC. I also go to tsn for sports.

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2009-05-26, 9:12 PM #19

Emon

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The Christian Science Monitor, despite its name, has nothing to do with Christian Science (other than being founded by one), and is a reliable source of information. It's pretty well known for avoiding sensationalism, one of the reasons I like it.

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