How do you get your news?

While many of us probably get our news from a variety of sources, I have been reading a lot recently about news bubbles and echo chambers and it made me curious. What does everyone think of as their primary source for news and current events?

If you had to limit yourself to a single source for your answer, how would you say you get your news? Be specific if possible (ie a specific website is a better answer than “the Internet”, a specific program is better than “npr”.)

I’m just curious. If you are able to listing why that source would be interesting too.
Mine is currently BBC new headlines in my RSS feed. They tend to cover most of the world events I care about from a slightly different perspective than I get from other places and are pretty easy for me to access in a passive way each morning while I drink coffee.

CNN, and Reddit (and a bit of the Dope)

Search for a recent thread of mine and you will see that I’ve come to the realization that the conservatives were right and my intake of media is heavily slanted to the left (maybe more accurately urban/suburban and east/west coast professionals). I’m honest enough to now see that and admit it and encourage others to branch out to learn about points of view other than their own being fed back to them.

I’ll give this a bit of a bump and then I guess I’ll let it die.
Just not an interesting topic?

We covered this in the last few days ina different thread.
Personally, I’m a Farker mostly, along w/ hometown rags, VOA and Christian Science Monitor.

Ah. I figured something was up.

NYT online, local newspaper, NBC News, local TV news, Alaska Dispatch News online (just to keep up on the olde sod).

NYT & Washington Post on my kindle. Online: The Atlantic, Christian Science Monitor, Politico. I got a gift subscription to The Week, which is a digest of news from many sources–I really like it. NPR. The Dope. I don’t watch TV news at all.

So that’s the second time I saw Christian Science Monitor. I honestly never would have thought to check it out. Why do you guys who read it like it?

I have my homepage as news.google.
My bookmarks include a folder cleverly called “News”:
Al-Jazeera
BBC World
GlobalTimes (China)
NYT (subscribe!)
WaPo (ditto)
LA Times
one Israeli

you get the idea

I also have a folder: Koreas which contain news from both North and South. The North really do look like Soviet-style propaganda

You have the friggin’ world at your fingertips - do not settle for Facebook feeds.

Speaking of which: I also have Snopes bookmarked (under Reference). I don’t believe the crap they have to swat down

On TV:

  • Nippon Television (for Japanese news while I’m having breakfast)

On my desktop PC:

  • Google News (for general headlines)
  • LA Times (I’m originally from the LA area)
  • CNN (for general headlines)
  • Japan Today (for Japanese news in English)
  • RocketNews24 (for Japanese news in English)
  • Tokyo Reporter (for Japanese news in English)

On my mobile phone (apps):

  • Daily Mail
  • Independent
  • Guardian
  • NY Times
  • Mirror
  • Daily News
  • Washington Post
  • ESPN (sports)

Good coverage, well-written, pretty unbiased. There’s no religious content to speak of. Every now and then, there’s an article with a philosophical tone. It has an excellent reputation.

All this. They go out of their way to write articles that are well-considered (I also rarely find typos) so they may have fewer of them but they’re more informative. I’m an atheist and I rely on the CSM, that’s how not-religious its reporting is.

Huh, I’m going to check it out.

My primary news sources are:

Online:
Washington Post
New York Times
The Atlantic Monthly

We subscribe to
The Week
Foreign Affairs

If I could only have one, it’d probably be The Week, I’m genuinely happy when it arrives at my house on Saturday and usually read it cover to cover.

NPR, NPR and NPR.

The NYTimes and CNN, with some NBCNews and PBS.

And NPR.

My primary new sources are:

(DVR’d)

  • Morning Express on Headline News, starting at 0300 Pacific (Robin Meade sure helps to raise my blood pressure)
  • The Lead, with Jake Tapper
  • Fox News, with Chris Wallace
  • Global Public Square, with Fareed Zakaria
  • 60 Minutes

TV: CNN and Fox are frequently on in the background throughout the day

Radio:

  • KCBS all news radio, San Francisco
  • CNN and Fox on XM

iPad / iPhone: WSJ, Wall Street Journal

Newspaper, occasionally: San Francisco Comical (er, Chronicle), San Jose Mercury News

I get all the news I need on the weather report.

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