Where do you get your News from?

[CP 0 3 BHA]

I rarely buy papers these days and tend to flit between online sites of the Guardian, Telegraph and Independent - and BBC news. Hopefully that gives a bit of balance!

I'm not prepared to stump up the paywall fees to get onto things like the Times and FT and find it astonishing and very sad that the Dail Mail is apparently in the world top 10 news sites!

I love the fact that I can (for all its failings) read the Argus from afar - or get Aussie or US online newspaper sites for a different perspective.

I'm assuming that I'm well behind the times and should be getting everything from Twitter like the rest of you NSC'ers!?

 

[Deleted member 18477]

The sun online, daily mail online, NSC, bbc sport, radio if driving or working from home.

And if there's a big story (9/11, bin laden killed, London riots etc) I'd read bbc news or watch sky news channel.

 

[Kumquat]

I've got a £9.99 monthly suscription for the Guardian which downloads the paper each day to my HTC. Find it really easy to use and you get the whole paper. Otherwise BBC online and the radio.

 

[bn1&bn3 Albion]

Either the bbc/sky websites or I have the news on at night before bed.

Sent from my Lumia 800 using Board Express

 

[tgretton87]

Sky/Sky sports app. I dislike sky but there news coverage is quite good.

 

[catfish]

Still the old fashioned way - have my Grauniad delivered every day.

 

[Lincoln Imp]

Murdoch six days a week I'm afraid - The Times Monday to Friday, The Telegraph on Saturday and the S Times on Sunday. Loath the Murdoch papers' politics, their Atlanticism and anti-Europeanism, but I know my way around them and they can afford to pay for high quality columnists. The Telegraph's crusty old-school Toryism makes me laugh but the Saturday issue is high value with good Gardening and Motoring sections. The Saturday Guardian is good too and I try to read my daughters'.

Apart from this lot, I watch News 24 more than anything else. Bit of a junkie I'm sorry to say.

 

[Southern Toon]

For football this news aggregator site is worth a look, Some links are not always up to date but it does save a lot of searching around . http://www.footballfilter.com/d.

 

[BHA Swiifty]

BBC news online/tv

 

[pauli cee]

north stand chat......

 

[Mutts Nuts]

I rarely buy papers these days and tend to flit between online sites of the Guardian, Telegraph and Independent - and BBC news. Hopefully that gives a bit of balance!

I'm not prepared to stump up the paywall fees to get onto things like the Times and FT and find it astonishing and very sad that the Dail Mail is apparently in the world top 10 news sites!

I love the fact that I can (for all its failings) read the Argus from afar - or get Aussie or US online newspaper sites for a different perspective.

I'm assuming that I'm well behind the times and should be getting everything from Twitter like the rest of you NSC'ers!?

The Daily Telegraph when i know i will have the time to read it,the i when idon`t, it`s great value at 20 pence and neither print the shit you get in the red tops or the mail and express

 

[Peever]

north stand chat......

This

 

[Aseros]

BBC News or Sickipedia.

On the odd occasion I may stray to the Argus website for local news.

 

[DanielT]

http://www.noagendashow.com

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

Online sites for the quality papers plus the odd delve onto the Argus website , BBC and Sky News. I also use newsnow which is good as a news aggregator for issues , interests and subjects I like to keep an eye on.

 

[brunswick]

ouch......main stream media alert.

i get some rss from the likes of

sott.net redicecreations beforeitsnews ukcolumn and lots more that all stand a long way from the MSM lies.

note: main stream media is owned by profit making corporations with links to goverment think tanks for those that don't know.

 

[Lethargic]

This

That's not as stupid a response as it might initially seem, amongst the gloom and doom this site can be very informative and collects views and opinions from a number of different sources

 

[Peever]

That's not as stupid a response as it might initially seem, amongst the gloom and doom this site can be very informative and collects views and opinions from a number of different sources

ANything important in the world tends to get posted here and I can find all the info I need and generally have a laugh as the NSC binfest warms up

 

[countryman]

The Mail Online. BBC news if there isn't anything good on tele and Sky news if that starts to irritate me.

 

[Aadam]

The Guardian online usually.