Where do you get your news from?

[mlee49]

I'm a news slug so I dont know what the hell is going on. When I go to get my news I'm usually at CNN or my local news channels.

For international news where should I go? BBC? FOX?

I'm looking for more details about the Iran debacle, any help? thoughts?

[El Fiendo]

I ignore all things now. Everything on the news is bullshit or fluff. If its big enough, I'll see it on the internet or get told about it by family. Everything else just kind of washes away.

[Triprift]

Dunno bout international but you can check this site (http://www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/)out for whats happening in my home city/state and country.

[From_Nowhere]

To know what's going on in the world I tend to go to The Drudge Report etc., and for television I'll usually watch local news (FOX, CBS, NBC).

In all I would say the internet is the best place to get news on what's going on in the world because you get a lot less BS. Crap like Lou Dobbs, and Wolf Blitzer make TV News a talk show, and not news.

[3991v]

Just OCN and the [H]

[FordGT90Concept]

-Meet the Press (Sunday mornings on NBC, reair Sunday afternoon on MSNBC)
-Nightly News with Brian Williams (Weedays at 5:30 PM on NBC)
-CNN (24/7 on satellite)

If you want info on Iran, this is where I look:
http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2009/iran.elections/

[T3hPwn3r3r]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/ (Honestly, as far as I've found, the least biased source for international news)
http://www.kentucky.com/ (Local)
http://www.nz-online.de/ (to keep up with 1. FCN!)

[WhiteLotus]

I go to the BBC all the time, there isn't any kind of bias and is usually well written - just wish they would update it on a Sunday though. If i get bored i go to Google news and see what's going on that way.