Where do you get the majority of your news?

[Veritas_et_Aequitas]

Poll question: Where do you get the majority of your news?

[hlthe2b]

1. Lots of sources, but, in order...

1. Internet: linked stories on DU, multiple newspaper sites,both domestic and international,
BBC, CNN, MSNBC, sites; occasionally will stream Al Jazeera (English) online to get the Arab world perspective
2. radio: AAR and NPR
3. tv: Streamed online: KO and Rachel--occasionally Hardball
4. I get the Denver Post, but rarely have time to read it through except on weekends.
5. We get online "newsclippings" on stories of local "import" at work


I'm a news junkie-- always have been.

[RC]

2. Linked stories on DU and Google.

Sometimes the local bird cage liner.

[endarkenment]

3. What RC said

[onehandle]

4. For eight years, mostly off of the Internet. These days, much more from Keith and Rachel.

Even Tweety now and then.

The Internets are becoming muddy. Left leaning sites are getting a bit too self-serving.

Now I want to see what the MSM is saying, and I trust Keith and Rachel to give me the truth.

[nosillies]

5. Other -- a pretty much equal combination of all of the above n/t

[demokatgurrl]

6. Haven't watched TV news in over 25 years. n/t

[AndrewP]

7. Many sources

This website. POTUS radio on XM satellite. America Left on XM. C-SPAN.org. Politico.

[DireStrike]

8. Rankings

Internet
TV - local news, PBS, BBC, MSNBC/CNN when Keith/Rachel/Nothing is on.
Papers and magazines, usually found in bathrooms or on the bus
Once in a great while, someone will tell me some bit of news that I somehow don't already know about.

[Wwagsthedog]

9. DU

[el_bryanto]

10. You might make a distinction between MSM Internet

vs other branches of it. I get most of my news from Salon.Com and the New York Times website.

Bryant