With all the different sources available, how do you choose.
Personally I watch FOX News. I like their shows, and there reporters are not afraid of asking the tough questions.
Internet wise, I also go to the FOX webpage, then I flip over to the BBC site for there take.
Flip to MSNBC occassionally
lots of news sources on the internet that I browse.
The CH on another site. I find them so accurate and unbiased! :D
FoxNews or MSNBC.
<rant>They're all just a bunch of talking heads, usually making something out of nothing. I check in at CNN (internet) at work all the time and occasionally check MSNBC. But I still dislike all news reporting. In my opinion, the news is just another business. Follow the money. They report to get ratings and advertisers so the news is sensationalized and biased. Truth in reporting? BAH! </rant>
I usually nibble on a huge rock of salt when I read/listen/watch the news.
Very interesting article.
I only get my news from the Fox Web site, Drudge, or the Ananova Quirkies.
That last site rocks. I didn't know there were so many freaky things going on this world.
I still don't watch tv except for movies every now and then.
Inky; NYT; Chronicle of Higher Education; Chronicle of Philanthropy; BBC; The Guardian, NPR; Washington Post, Common; Yahoo
That's what I read and listen to every day. I don't think FOX is legitimate. The only news I watch at home is on PBS. There are some European programs that are very good. Also, PBS doesn't do "if it bleeds it leads" so it's a lot less worrisome to have on if you have small kids.
Actually I watch Fox News even if it is the tool of the EVIL right
and the Pittsburgh Tribune Review (published by Richard Sciafe--the man behind the Vast Right Wing Conspiracy)