2-PART POLL - Part 1: Where Do You Get Your News?

Where do you primarily go to get your news?

The regular news, not the talk shows.

I get more breaking news from here than anywhere else.
In the car, it's NPR.

The WP, WSJ and even the NYT have excellent in depth coverage of real, important events everyday, at least, far more depth than your average 20 second TV "news" spot.

Well, I guess reading on the internet counts too, of course...

When it comes to news as well as entertainment, you're better off just killing your television.

gazillions of news sites from everywhere

Pacifica Radio
Newsworld International
The Guardian
BBC/CBC/NPR

I enjoy perusing AM Conservative Talk Radio and Fox news, though I take nothing they say seriously. It's beneficial for me to know all sides, slants, angles, what have you, on political issues. I ultimately rely on AP and Reuters for credible information, and I enjoy the DU, bartcop, buzzflash, and truthout interpretation of significant political/cultural events.

In a single day, I try to read:

New topics in DU forums (which can lead to important news items in other mainstream publications such as The New York Times, etc.)
The latest bartcop issue
New articles on Buzzflash
New articles on truthout
Listen to NPR throughout the day
Skim Fox news and AM Talk radio (Rush, Hannity, Neal Boortz)
Watch CBS/NBC evening news
Catch CNN Headline News
Watch Crossfire
The Daily Show @ 11:00
Read my local paper (The Florida Times Union)
Read the Wall Street Journal, LA Times, USA Today (when I can visit the library)

It doesn't always happen that way, but for me following a schedule like this leaevs me with a good indication of the American zeitgeist, trends, etc.

I love Buzzflash(if the caps didn't give it away) :)

...Pacifica, Free Speech Radio News, BBC & sometimes WorldLink TV.

are right here at DU.

even the CBC. I'm saturated with information from the Net all day, from all over the world. These are the best of times for a news junkie.

BBC

If it was a DU mod, fine, but shouldn't you give people some notice that you're doing it?

They changed (with parentheses to show sarcasm - there is almost no "NEWS" on Fox) to just
WTF is up with that?