Where Do You Get Your News From?

[Jamaal510]

17 votes, 0 passes | Time left: Unlimited
	Fox News
	0 (0%)
	CNN
	0 (0%)
	NBC/MSNBC
	1 (6%)
	Current
	0 (0%)
	BBC
	1 (6%)
	Comedy Central (Daily Show, Colbert)
	0 (0%)
	CBS
	0 (0%)
	ABC
	0 (0%)
	Internet
	12 (71%)
	Other
	3 (18%)
	0 DU members did not wish to select any of the options provided.
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[CBHagman]

1. Multiple sources.

In no particular order, the Guardian, The Washington Post, NPR, PBS, MSNBC, and various other sources, online and not.

[Xipe Totec]

2. DU nt

[panader0]

3. DU is not on your poll?

The stuff I read here makes it to the paper two days later.
The posters here are the most well informed of any source. DU!!

[Jamaal510]

14. DU would be under "internet".

[freshwest]

20. And it is just DU for me at this time. I find in talking to friends that watch cable, I'm ahead.

I always know both sides of the stories they tell me from the news already. Makes for interesting conversations.

[Tikki]

4. Here....

Tikki

[RZM]

5. I get a lot of it from DU, actually

Other sources include:

AP, NY Times, Washington Post, all three cable news networks, NBC, ABC, CBS, BBC, NPR, The Economist, Politico.

Gotta diversify, yo

[physioex]

6. Al Jazeera, Current TV....EOM

[BlueToTheBone]

7. DU first choice and then Google news

for a quick update to the DU stories. I couldn't be without my best news source. Thanks for letting me be part of the community.

[nadinbrzezinski]

8. I generate quite a bit of it, locally

so there!



Not that it matters.

[KurtNYC]

9. Can I suggest that mutiple and more specific internet sources be listed next time

Twitter
DU
WaPo and NYTimes online
Guardian UK

[silverweb]

10. DU is my primary source and filter.

[font color="navy" face="Verdana"]I expand on that by following links to original articles, then by watching Rachel Maddow and parts of Ed Schultz during the week, and parts of Chris Hayes on weekends.

[scarletwoman]

11. Minnesota Public Radio & DU. I don't have TV.

Links posted on DU take me all over the place, of course. However, I am limited to the written word, since I live in the boonies where only dial-up is available. It takes hours to download any video content - and mostly it doesn't work at all - so I don't bother.

[Fumesucker]

12. DU mostly...

Most of the time I find more information and analysis in DU threads than just about anywhere else, if something is arrant bullshit somebody on DU is going to call it out pretty damn fast.

[Tx4obama]

13. DU, Twitter, MSNBC TV, CNN TV, and many internet websites. n/t

[PDJane]

15. Rabble, Al Jazeera, der Speigel, BBC, CBC,

Guardian, Telegraph, Times UK, Le Monde, a few others. Usually have a paper copy of the Toronto Star around somewhere.

[davidpdx]

16. Multiple sources as I'm living overseas

The only English television news is CNN. I use a combination of websites along with DU.

[B Calm]

17. Every place but FOX. . .

[hifiguy]

18. DU and the NYT for the most part. nt

[jorno67]

19. Multiple sources but I selected Daily Show and Colbert.

They are as reliable (if not more) as anyone else on the list and they are 1000 times more entertaining.

[madrchsod]

21. bbc overnight,current, freespeach,and newspapers