What news outlets do you frequent? I mainly read my news through The NY Times, Globe and Mail, Economist and New
Yorker. I don't watch the news, though does The Daily Show count?
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@caffeinated: daily show counts, in my opinion
I read CNN, ny times, and our local paper
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@caffeinated: I used to read the Economist religiously but as I got deeper into my career in media and technology, I began to see that a lot of their coverage was not accurate!
So then I started to think that maybe their other coverage was inaccurate too. So much of their content is about international issues that I don't otherwise read about that I decided to stop reading them just in case!
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@mrbee: hmm, that's interesting. I like the Economist because of its unbiased coverage (or as unbiased as you can get with news). Was it a few instances where the story was inaccurate, or did you see this as a trend in their reporting?
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I don't keep up with the news that much...CNN, local news, USA Today and local newspapers online!
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@caffeinated: Well their coverage of tech was pretty bad in general, at least when I was a subscriber. I think their coverage of macroeconomic issues is really strong in general though. I just wish they used bylines, so I could learn who to trust and who to ignore.
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@mrbee: oh yeah, i probably wouldnt read the economist for tech news but i would be annoyed if i caught inaccuracies! I mainly rely on them for economics and international issues.
@autumnlove: I love "liking" news outlets through fb so i at least can skim excerpts or headlines!
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I read NY times, our local newspaper, watch the local news and sometimes world news on NBC. I never watch CNN or Fox News though.
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I read NYT, New Yorker, The Atlantic, Guardian, msnbc, CNN... For a start, anyway... But I'm an information junkie, so I use tons of sources for any given issue.
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I read CNN, NBC news, and Huff Po all online.
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I get the NY Times in my google reader, listen to NPR, and occasionally watch the local news or skim the local newspaper's website.
We have a local free weekly newspaper that I read every week, and my mom got me a subscription to my home town's newspaper (very small town), and I love reading that once a week.
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I read AOL, which links to Huffpost and other places. That's about it!
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The Drudge.
It seems impossible to find a non-biased news source.
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I never watch the news. I used to get it from my grandma, who did nothing but watch the news, but she passed away. Now I sadly get it from facebook or hellobee, or sometimes DH.
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I usually read CNN and MSNBC. For celebrity gossip, I follow Perez Hilton on Twitter
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CNN, YAHOO, Local News at night when we catch it, Dateline, 20/20
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azcentral - local; and I glance at msn to see if theres anything big going on.
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NYTimes, Guardian, New Yorker, and NPR. My brother-in-law writes an economics blog that I get my econ news from (understanding jobs reports, etc.). Sometimes Slate, Salon, and the Atlantic, too. When I visit my parents, I love reading the Boston Globe--bizarrely lurid crime coverage--and the hilarious local newspaper that has front-page pictures of pumpkin carving contests and the like.
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@mjane: ooh, care to share the blog link?
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I read our local paper mostly, and I'll peruse through the Toronto Star and the National Post online when I have time.
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@caffeinated: of course! as you can probably guess from from list of stuff I read, it def leans left: http://lbo-news.com/. He has a radio show, too, which is fab.
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CNN.com or local news websites. Or FB. That seems to be a pretty good avenue to be informed about current events. Ha!
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I watch CNN when I'm getting ready for work, and then check my local papers online. I have the USA Today app on my phone, and I get notifications whenever there is breaking news. We do get the paper on paper during the weekend, but we mostly look at the ads.
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New York Times, Guardian, Daily Mail for guilty pleasure trash-reading (uh, I need to stop with this, actually, since I'm contributing to their page views), NBC Nightly News, CBS Morning News/The Today Show during the weekday mornings, CBS Sunday Morning when I'm not too busy during its air time, 60 Minutes, occasionally will read husband's Economist.
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Facebook. *hangs head in shame*
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I'm lame.....but normally just from Yahoo
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When I was working I'd listen to NPR everyday to and from work. Now I feel like I just don't get the news because I don't listen to Npr as much!
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NPR, CNN, BBC, The Atlantic, The Guardian, MSNBC, and HuffPo are my big ones.
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