Where do you get most of your news from?

[mvd]

I'd say I get most of my news from DU and the Philly Inquirer (print version.)

[SCDem]

1. DU and NPR

I know a lot of people here say how horrible NPR is... but I drive an hour twice a day to and from work so I gotta listen to something. And I know a repug Cokie Roberts when I hear one.

[mvd]

2. I forgot radio

I'll add it in.

[bif]

5. Same here.

[indigo32]

9. ditto here

eom

[elfwitch]

3. Online and The Daily Show

Bushwatch and Jon Stewart. All a girl needs.

[mvd]

8. That Daily Show is great

Usually I know about the stuff on there from before, but that doesn't matter. It offers a whole different take. :-)

[ArkDem]

4. E! and Comedy Central.

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[gator_in_Ontario]

6. all over...

newspapers: Toronto Star, Miami Herald, Kingston Whig-Standard, Ft. Pierce Tribune. Canadian newspapers in print or online, US ones online for now.
TV:
CNN, CBC, Global for national and world news. For local Watertown, NY and Ottawa, Kingston, and Toronto, Ontario.

Of course DU, that sends me in all kinds of different directions.

Magazines: Time, Newsweek, Macleans when I can afford them.

Pretty much anything I can get my hands of eyes on, I read.

[nickgutierrez]

7. Online and print newspapers

I read the NY Times three or four times a week, and I think I know enough to pick out the crap :).

[Jeebo]

10. Online and Sirius Left...

I used to listen to right-wing talk radio, but I just can't stomach that stuff any more, and now I've gotten to where I can't even stomach the alphabet networks either. Now I get all my news from liberal online sites, mostly DU, Democrats.com and Liberal Slant, and I listen several hours every day to Sirius satellite radio channel 143, a.k.a. Sirius Left. And lord, do I EVER miss Mike Malloy! SOMEBODY hire Malloy, PLEASE.

Ron

P.S. -- I wish you had included satellite radio among your options. I voted for "DU and other online sources," but if "Satellite radio" had been one of your choices, that's the one I would have voted for.

[mvd]

11. I listened a lot to Mike Malloy on Sirius

I guess you could have voted for radio - it includes all kinds. Schultz and Hartmann just aren't the same. They seem to be DNC-tame.

[everythingsxen]

12. I get all my news from:

The Drudge Report, Rush Limbaugh and Bill O'Reilly. They are all fair and balanced, not skewed by bias!

[mvd]

13. LOL!

:hi:

[TheMightyFavog]

14. Fark

End of Line.

[VOX]

15. DU, NPR, New York Times.

And I'm covered.

[rbnyc]

16. NPR, BBC, Public TV, Common Dreams and LBN (nt)

[MissMillie]

17. from matcom

of course

[forgethell]

18. A variety of sources

conservative, liberal, green, libertarian, american, european, asian, Islamic. Most on-line, several newspapers and journals,radio, and TV. Listening to just one viewpoint is the stupidest thing that I can imagine.

[achtung_circus]

19. a cornucopia consisting of

CNN, CBC & BBC TV evenings
CBC Radio as I'm on the road about 6 hours a day
Globe & MAil paper edition at 6:00 a.m.
Guardian On-line, evenings
DU evenings
Whitehouse.org