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Where Do You Get Your News?

Where do you get your news and information from?


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TheDemSocialist

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So where does everyone get their news?
Blogs?
Mainstream media?
Independent Media?
Google news?
Magazines?
Newspapers?
Local news reports?
Combination?
Other?
 
Like everyone else I get all my important news, as well as hard hitting investigative reports, from Jon Stewart and The Daily Show.
 
I get my news from CNN, only "mainstream political talk show i watch" is Maddow, Jon Stewart, Google news, Huffington post, Democracy Now!, some other blogs, and various other internet sources that arent as "well known".
 
I try to get my news from a wide variety of sources but almost all of them are on the Internet. I look at Google's stories and often click on the supporting links. I checked magazines and newspapers in the poll but they're mostly from the Internet, too. I peruse Reuters and AP. If a lot of the sources are all talking about the same thing then it's probably a big deal and mostly true. If only one or two discusses it then I'm a little more cautious about accepting the story out of hand. If something is particularly important to me I usually dig until I find the underlying study and skim or read that as well.
 
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