Poll: What do you read?
(Vote): NYtimes
(Vote): WashingtonPost
(Vote): Wallstreet Journal
(Vote): Chicago tribune
(Vote): Guardian
(Vote): Other

I read the New York times, mostly because they're website is one of the best news site on tthe internet and I read alot of things on the computer lol. If you choose "other", could you please name it and reveal why?

Carnivorous Sheep

Baa?21244 Posts

March 08 2009 23:41 GMT

Times, Post, and Journal, I skim them online.

Insane

United States4991 Posts

March 08 2009 23:42 GMT

I read the Seattle Times (I'm from Seattle)
Sometimes I read the Seattle P.I., the other newspaper around here.

I don't read newspapers online though, I'm talking about actual physical newspapers. As for why I read them, I dunno? I enjoy reading the news and stuff, and local news is something you don't get if you read something like the NYT.

anderoo

Canada1876 Posts

March 08 2009 23:47 GMT

london free press
because i don't live in the states

jodogohoo

Canada2533 Posts

March 08 2009 23:48 GMT

http://news.bbc.co.uk/

FaCE_1

Canada6181 Posts

March 08 2009 23:52 GMT

Journal de Montreal

(fail pool since its local...)

TranceStorm

1616 Posts

March 08 2009 23:53 GMT

NYTimes, WSJ and the Star Ledger (New Jersey Newspaper)

nimysa

United States383 Posts

March 08 2009 23:55 GMT

Damn should have added some British ones too, I didn't know BBC sold newspapers.

emperorchampion

Canada9496 Posts

March 08 2009 23:56 GMT

Edmonton Journal mostly, the National Post sometimes (some Sundays). They are fairly comprehensive newspapers, also it is hard to get some that aren't ultra-conservative here in Alberta (*points at Calgary Herald*).

jello_biafra

United Kingdom6639 Posts

March 09 2009 00:01 GMT

#10

On March 09 2009 08:55 nimysa wrote:
Damn should have added some British ones too, I didn't know BBC sold newspapers.

They don't, they just have a good news site.

I generally read my news online but on occasion I'll read a newspaper.

The Daily Telegraph, The Guardian, The Independent and The Times, The Financial Times are all fairly popular here.

fight_or_flight

United States3988 Posts

March 09 2009 00:04 GMT

#11

Don't read a specific newspaper, mainly get news online which may be from any newspaper.

New Zealand6138 Posts

March 09 2009 00:07 GMT

#12

New Zealand Herald, because it's pretty much the only newspaper.

Cambium

United States16368 Posts

March 09 2009 00:35 GMT

#13

google news...

mostly from bbc, cnn, and nytimes.

miseiler

United States1389 Posts

March 09 2009 00:53 GMT

#14

I've never understood people opening a newspaper when you can pick and choose the news you want on the web and get it all delivered to the same place (RSS feeds).

I've cut down a lot. Only 2000 articles a day or so. Too much crap to list here. None of them are print newspapers, though..mostly tech stuff.

Last Romantic

United States20661 Posts

March 09 2009 00:57 GMT

#15

The Economist and the Journal.

ahrara_

Afghanistan1715 Posts

March 09 2009 00:59 GMT

#16

The Christian Science Monitor always has a lot of context and analysis.

boesthius

United States11637 Posts

March 09 2009 01:00 GMT

#17

--- Nuked ---

FragKrag

United States11554 Posts

March 09 2009 01:10 GMT

#18

On March 09 2009 09:59 ahrara_ wrote:
The Christian Science Monitor always has a lot of context and analysis.

lol

I read the NYTimes from my email. I have them send me their "interesting" articles and stuff.

Gliche

United States811 Posts

March 09 2009 01:20 GMT

#19

NYTimes, SF Chronicle, skim Wall Street Journal and NPR

I really want to start reading The Economist and other more specific ones though. Anyone know some good technology/think tank publications/blogs?

OneOther

United States10774 Posts

March 09 2009 01:21 GMT

#20

other: the Oregonian! other than that, i read Time and TENNIS magazine.

ambit!ous1

United States3662 Posts

March 09 2009 01:34 GMT

#21

The Orange County Register

Disregard

China10252 Posts

March 09 2009 01:44 GMT

#22

Daily News.

Cpt.Cocaine

Canada299 Posts

March 09 2009 01:56 GMT

#23

They print news on paper now?

Snet

United States3573 Posts

March 09 2009 02:17 GMT

#24

local newspapers just for the funny stories of redneck idiocy

United States6173 Posts

March 09 2009 02:20 GMT

#25

I usually end up reading Reuters and AP articles from wherever I browse online.

CompX

Canada216 Posts

March 09 2009 02:22 GMT

#26

24 hrs and Vancouver Sun

Faronel

United States658 Posts

March 09 2009 02:52 GMT

#27

I read TheOnion ofc.

Seriously, my newpaper habits are from my dad: Wallstreet journal and financial times

x89titan

Philippines1130 Posts

March 09 2009 02:55 GMT

#28

san jose mercury news

Kennelie

United States2296 Posts

March 09 2009 03:57 GMT

#29

Fort Worth Star-Telegram or Dallas Morning News

I usually read this stuff online though. I have no idea why you would pay for a paper when the articles would be printed online.

Physician

United States4146 Posts

March 09 2009 05:11 GMT

#30

Reuter for me anyway, but even then I sift through the ticker tape.
(when I have time that is)

Physician

United States4146 Posts

March 09 2009 05:42 GMT

#31

On March 09 2009 10:34 ambit!ous1 wrote:
The Orange County Register

it's shit, sorry

chobopeon

United States7342 Posts

March 09 2009 08:57 GMT

#32

On March 09 2009 09:53 miseiler wrote:
I've never understood people opening a newspaper when you can pick and choose the news you want on the web and get it all delivered to the same place (RSS feeds).

99% of people do it because theyre unaware of rss feeds.

otherwise, its an aesthetic change and it feels different. its much better to read a paper on the subway than a laptop.

haduken

Australia8267 Posts

March 09 2009 11:21 GMT

#33

The Australian, The Age, Herald Sun (Which is a red neck newspaper).

KOFgokuon

United States14899 Posts

March 09 2009 11:22 GMT

#34

The News Journal
USA Today sometimes

REDBLUEGREEN

Germany1904 Posts

March 09 2009 17:08 GMT

#35

On March 09 2009 12:57 Kennelie wrote:
I have no idea why you would pay for a paper when the articles would be printed online.

Do you have your breakfast next to your computer?

NeoIllusions

United States37500 Posts

March 09 2009 17:43 GMT

#36

I get most my news off Google or Yahoo!

Found this just a few minutes ago, rather relevant:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/time/20090309/us_time/08599188378500