Where do you get your news?

[marthanoob]

BBC
The Economist
The Washington Post
Newsweek
The New York Times
TIME

In order of favoritism.

 

[OmegaXXII]

hmm.. let see

The Houston Chronicle
TIME
USA today
MSNBC
CNN (yea it's overated)

 

[thecatinthehat]

What Would Tyler Durden Do

wwtdd.com

 

[Zook]

WMUR News 9 (New Hampshrire ftw!)
The Onion
NECN

 

[1048576]

Smashboards

 

[Devil7]

Jay Leno
Yahoo.com
Psychics
And Goat Intestines

 

[The Executive]

Fox News
Crimson White (college paper)
CNN
Independent bloggers

 

[GreenKirby]

LOL Faux News is not a news station.

Sure MSNBC is not better, but whatever.

CNN (at least the try to be moderate)
My city's local paper
And whatever is the current headlines on the AOL website

 

[Dodongo]

NPR is the only mainstream media that gets even a little of my time.
There's just way too much bias and censorship in mass media.

 

[Jam Stunna]

1)The newspaper
2) PBS

 

[Peeze]

Word of mouth.

 

[The Executive]

To clarify my previous post, I was referring to FoxNews.com and CNN.com. I don't sit and actually watch the news.

LOL Faux News is not an unbiased news station.

That was probably what you meant to say, as

News is any new information or information on current events which is presented by print, broadcast, Internet, or word of mouth to a third party or mass audience.

So it's obviously a news station.

And, just to clarify, CNN (which you also listed) runs every AP piece Fox News runs and their original stuff is not much better, hence why I listed both.

 

[The 5th Horseman]

I don't watch or read the news due to the current times and it's always so depressing. If I must, it's from my local news (Bay news 9) Or from the Daily Show and the Colbert Report, lol.

 

[GreenKirby]

To clarify my previous post, I was referring to FoxNews.com and CNN.com. I don't sit and actually watch the news.



That was probably what you meant to say, as



So it's obviously a news station.

And, just to clarify, CNN (which you also listed) runs every AP piece Fox News runs and their original stuff is not much better, hence why I listed both.

No. Fox News is literally not a news station. Info that have been proven to be false are not news. It should be changed to Fox Lies. Because they lie. The fact that they lean right is not the issue

As for FoxNews.com, I don't know. I heard it was vastly better but that's just me hearing stuff.

 

[marthanoob]

I highly recommend anyone looking for an unbiased news station to watch BBC.
It's well respected as a reputable source of news and it's not run by lobbyists because it's not owned by a private company.

 

[XACE-K]

I just read the newspaper to get my news.

 

[F1r3w0lf]

Wii News, Daily Show, Colbert Report

 

[The Executive]

I don't get BBC in Alabama. I get ABC, though.

 

[Fire!]

Pretty much what was said already, and MSN.com


I first thing I see when I open up Internet Explorer