Which are your news sources?

[NERVUN]

The number of people that rely on NSG for news is unsettling.

I was gonna say...

[Galloism]

The number of people that rely on NSG for news is unsettling.

I was gonna say...

Being fair, NSG is a pretty good source for fact finding, if you know which posters to pay attention to. The research some posters do is quite good.

[Thermodolia]

The number of people that rely on NSG for news is unsettling.

I think it shows that the regular media is that shity

[New Dukaine]

CNN.

I inject it into myself.

If i dont get my daily dose of CNN, I will go on a rampage

No those Lisa Ling shows don't count.

[Val Halla]

I was gonna say...

Being fair, NSG is a pretty good source for fact finding, if you know which posters to pay attention to. The research some posters do is quite good.

There are pretty stark contrasts in quality which makes it much easier to pick through places you can trust and places you can't. Either well researched or its from Breibhart or something

[Thermodolia]

CNN.

I inject it into myself.

If i dont get my daily dose of CNN, I will go on a rampage

No those Lisa Ling shows don't count.

So I see I'm not the only CNN addict on here

[New Dukaine]

CNN.

I inject it into myself.

If i dont get my daily dose of CNN, I will go on a rampage

No those Lisa Ling shows don't count.

So I see I'm not the only CNN addict on here

You arent!

Say, you want the extra syringe I have laying around? Has The Lead, Situation Room, Anderson Cooper 360, and New Day.

[Thermodolia]

So I see I'm not the only CNN addict on here

You arent!

Say, you want the extra syringe I have laying around? Has The Lead, Situation Room, Anderson Cooper 360, and New Day.

Yes!

[Woodstead]

A mix of RT UK (as well as for their shows), The Canary, TYT, Telegraph, Independent, Huffington Post, Mic, Al Jazeera, a little bit of BBC and The Guardian, or really anything I can get my hands on when I'm on the move. Sometimes I just use podcasts like Citizen Radio, Radio Dispatch, Abe Lincoln's Top Hat, and Round Table of Gentlemen if I'm behind, or just want silly news. In all cases, I have Snopes on another tab.

[Baltenstein]

I prefer credible news sources. Daily Mail, Breitbart, Russia Today, Daily Sabah, Glenn Beck, Radio Maryia, InfoWars and the like.

[The Canadian North-West]

New York Times when on the Internet (Usually), otherwise MSNBC and the occasional NBC/CNN.

[St Salvador]

Mostly the Washington post new york times CNN and nationstates(how I found out about Castro, Prince and David Bowies deaths.)along with any random articles that come up on google search.

[Thermodolia]

I prefer credible news sources. Daily Mail, Breitbart, Russia Today, Daily Sabah, Glenn Beck, Radio Maryia, InfoWars and the like.

Please stop your going to make me laugh to death.

[Lydenburg]

I follow mostly online news sources such as defence web for news concerning the local arms industry and African military affairs, and All-Africa which requires a subscription but is good for just skimming headlines and staying up to date. I also follow Nehanda Radio for news on Zimbabwe which often goes unreported elsewhere.

When I lived in Joburg I purchased one copy of Beeld (Afrikaans) and one of The Star (English) per week, usually on Friday. The Star always had better classifieds, business news, and international coverage, but Beeld tends to follow all the stuff that happens in small towns and the platteland. And of course Beeld also covers Afrikaans celebrities while The Star rarely does.

Every few weeks I would also pick up The Zimbabwean, which anybody can buy anywhere because so many Zimbos lived among us.

Edit: almost forgot online forums. I do get some news off NSG, and nairaland.com, but I usually see it somewhere else first.

[South Pacific Republic]

I have a fondness for the BBC

[Tradito]

I watch Secular Talk, and I sometimes read from NS, the Atlantic, WSJ, and the Washington Post.

[The Emerald Legion]

A combination of the Washington Post for the official news, and Youtubers for ramblings that may or may not be accurate but give me something to think about that somewhat assuages my paranoia at relying on a single source of information.

[The Danish Confederacy]

BBC, NSG, CNN, FOX, WSJ, and my local newspaper.

[Collatis]

CNN, Politico, the Hill, NJ.com, the Washington Post, the Atlantic, the Nation, MSNBC, and occasionally NSG.

[Tradito]

I watch Secular Talk, and I sometimes read from NS, the Atlantic, WSJ, and the Washington Post.

I also sometimes read from Forbes and The Economist.

[Diyaristan]

I think it's best to rely on multiple news sources, from all political sides. Whatever they agree on is more likely to be true and unbiased.

[Wacksytopia]

BBC News is actually quite good, haven't used it in a while though.

[Reijekstan]

I don't know about the rest of you, but I find Buzzfeed News to be very thoughtful and ...

I can't do it.

I usually get my news from a variety of sources, like BBC News, PBS Newshour, the occasional Economist article, and any more.
I try to diversify my sources in order to get a somewhat decent picture of what is going on, and I always try to dig deeper into a topic if I need to.

Although I must say that you simply can't beat CNN Student News with Carl Azuz!

[Costa Fierro]

I go to stuff.co.nz for local and national news.

[Engleberg]

Oh you know, the healthy dose of a Facebook feed, NSG, Buzzfeed, and Russia Today - because you can't ever have enough Russian state-owned news.

I don't even have a facebook